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Soudip is a Bengali male name meaning hundreds of lights. He has the brightest eyes and the best smile that can truly light up your day like a hundred lights. Soudips are usually kind, committed, honest and happy souls. They would do anything for their loved ones. Soudip is also brilliant and blessed with an analytical mind.

In short you're really lucky if you have a Soudip in your life.
Soudip is truly kind.
Soudip by dragonqueendaenarys January 4, 2022
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IT means the most "nubra" things ever happened, if you have a 'dumass' friend, you can call him "soudip".
Soudip by Suntai November 25, 2021
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Soudip Soudipta Sudip studip sudipa Sudipta Saudiphile Sudipti Sudipto saudip
Guess what, you spelled "Stupid" wrong. Idiot.
You're so frucking studip..
Studip by GherkinTits May 6, 2011
1. An exceptionally talented person who likes to remain aloof and not boast about his skills. Apparently, people misinterpret his multi-talented persona as being introvert and shy.
1. Dont try to pull a Sudipto, you know you cant be talented by pretending to be one.
2. You remain silent and lonely that does not mean you are entitled to be called a Sudipto.
Sudipto by Desibaba91 November 28, 2011
when someone puts the nacho dips in the fridge and they turn solid
tom - "yo momma, where the nacho dips?"
momma - "they're in the fridge sweetie"
tom - "dang it, you foo, they gonna be soldip!"
soldip by engee<3 May 23, 2010
A kind and strong-willed girl who looks like all beautiful elements of nature. Very hard working but her political opinions ward people off.
When I saw Sudipta for the first time, I felt that I was stuck by lightening.
Sudipta by headless dick May 30, 2020
For guys: The multi-talented and charming persona. A chick magnet. Ideal husband material. Seems calm but horny inside
Hey, such a cool and handsome guy, must be a Sudipta
Sudipta by Atpidus November 23, 2021
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