Sudi
Sudi by Publishings February 16, 2009
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sudi by dudeballerdude November 18, 2009
Sudi Swirl
The act of inserting the first two fingers of your hand (not the thumb) inside a womans vagina and swirling them around while making the peace sign.
Sudi Swirl by todds friend March 27, 2011
Sudiksha
A very different type of girl. She is very generous and smart, and is very real. She becomes friends with everyone she meets, and will always be truthful. She is very humorous in her own way, and always finds a way to make people smile. She thinks of solutions(drama etc.) and will always find a way to stop bad things from happening. She is also a very active girl, and is very beautiful. She is confident, and it is easily told by her style. She has a line of lovers but doesn't realize it. You will be lucky to come across a Sudiksha because she is different from the rest.
Sudiksha by hare_krishna March 10, 2019
Sudipto
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.
2. You remain silent and lonely that does not mean you are entitled to be called a Sudipto.
Sudipto by Desibaba91 November 28, 2011
Suditi
Sudiksha
She seems like a normie girl until you realize she is a co owner of Spread Eagle Club. In her free time she likes making friendship bracelets with her gay best friend. Her boyfriend is abusive but she says he isn't that bad once you get to know him.
Person 1: Yo why is sudiksha's boyfriend such an asshole
Person 2: IDK she is into guys like that
Person 3: Yea its a typical sudiksha move
Abusive Boyfriend: WHAD U PUNKS JUST SAY??!?!
Person 2: IDK she is into guys like that
Person 3: Yea its a typical sudiksha move
Abusive Boyfriend: WHAD U PUNKS JUST SAY??!?!
Sudiksha by Radiotrophic Gint July 8, 2022
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Respectfully
Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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