Sumaat
(Noun): used to characterize a woman who is constantly apologetic about literally everything. literally. no im serious.
Sumaat by justthatotherdude July 25, 2011
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Sumant
Name of an Indian male, who is very underrated and is creative.
He's always got his friends' back and never gives up on them.
This was the name of a clever minister in the Indian history.
Name Sumant generally means Wise or Friendly, is of Indian origin, Name Sumant is a Masculine (or Boy) name. Person with name Sumant are mainly Hindu by religion. Name Sumant belongs to rashi Kumbh (Aquarius) with dominant planet Saturn (Shani) and Nakshatra (stars) Sathabisham.
He's always got his friends' back and never gives up on them.
This was the name of a clever minister in the Indian history.
Name Sumant generally means Wise or Friendly, is of Indian origin, Name Sumant is a Masculine (or Boy) name. Person with name Sumant are mainly Hindu by religion. Name Sumant belongs to rashi Kumbh (Aquarius) with dominant planet Saturn (Shani) and Nakshatra (stars) Sathabisham.
Sumant by The person who is right February 25, 2021
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sumbate by Mongs United (Gibraltar) September 15, 2017
Sumanta
He's the sweetest guy you will ever meet. Who has the warmest personality and can make you smile when you feeling dull. He has a great sense of humor. Great physique additionally hot. He can be your best friend and also your biggest critic.
He generally is the best huger in the world. If you have a Sumanta in your life you have a protector.
He generally is the best huger in the world. If you have a Sumanta in your life you have a protector.
summatime
"It is hot in the summatime."
summative
A word invented by the Toronto District School Board. Commonly used to describe an end of the year assignment, project or in class test. Nobody is sure why this word exists.
Yo man why are you so sad?
Because I have a 2 day chemistry summative
Don't you have an exam?
Yea. . . Why
Because I have a 2 day chemistry summative
Don't you have an exam?
Yea. . . Why
summative by Mortimer Bennito August 20, 2006
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