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Sushmna and Abhi went on a movie date.
Sushmna by Pearlychinna November 23, 2021
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1) Sanskrit word for a beautiful and elegant woman. Usually used as first names for girls in India.

2) A girl who is the PERFECT girl next door material. Someone who is really sweet and down to earth. The kind of girl u can take to your mom and tell "this is your daughter-in-law"!!
1) "I have a friend by name Sushma."

2) She is the girl of my dreams. She is a sushma!!
sushma by mankuTimma February 7, 2010
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a soul friend. a healer of ailments in hindu mythology.
1)wow, that broad is smashed up , i better do a sushena on her.
2)shes my sushena . i effing love her .
sushena by pia04 July 8, 2010
A powerful bhangra queen that had years of dancing. She owns 4 studios in India and 7 in Canada.
Is that Sushma? I heard she got third place at nationals and she started crying.
Sushma by swedishbutthole February 15, 2018
In sanskrit, Sushma means a person who sings well. (Su: good; kshma: voice)
In current times, the word has come to bear a sarcastic connotation.
"Yikes, what the hell is that voice?".. "You're a real Sushma."
"Don't bother listening to JLo, she's a real Sushma."
sushma by bumtonical_garden April 2, 2019

sushmanj 

sushmanj: hey Artemis it' sushmanj
Artemis: aaaaaaaa *runs away*
sushmanj by bibbersun September 25, 2020

Sushinator 

When you rap your penis up in seaweed and rice, the mans foreskin will hang out the end.
"How about we make some sushinator in your mums kitchen honey" Said Liam Mac.
Sushinator by Maccadazza May 29, 2010
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