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Tajpreet 

punjabi(indian) slang meaning a girl who has a fetish for midgets.
you see that girl with that midget, shes totally a tajpreet.
Tajpreet by GooglyGoogla July 23, 2010
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tarpreet 

Tarpreet usually is someone who you can rely on when you need muscle and intimidation. Tarpreet tends to stay to themselves and not express feelings but are the most emotional on the inside. Tarpreets also tend to have larger genitalia.
Wow, you’re so Tarpreet.
tarpreet by JattNames November 24, 2021
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Tejpreet 

The name of a person either guy or girl.

Usually, a girl name (Indian), that means “glory of love”. This girl can be powerful or shy. Just don’t get on her bad side 😉

(Nickname *Tej)
Jessica: Hey, I heard that Tejpreet girl doesn’t talk...weird right?

Tom: What do you mean, she is so funny and talks a lot(not in a bad way)

Jessica: *looks puzzled

Tom: You have to get to know her first
Tejpreet by Cjdab0ss May 17, 2018

Tanpreet 

Tanpreet is a very kind individual usually of the Punjabi background. Tanpreet is known for being very sexy and getting all the girls, he has a big dick and is very hot. He is also very smart and a loveable person.
Jack:I was walking around with my girl until She saw Tanpreet and couldn’t get her eyes off of him.
Tim: The same thing happened to me last month.
Tanpreet by PunjabiNameDefiner December 2, 2017

Tanpreet 

The Tanpreet 2.0 came out yesterday, she has a built-in cupholder now.
Tanpreet by tarrrraaaaaaano October 18, 2011
The very basic meaning of the name “Tapreet” is praying to god. This name is quite uncommon and the person whose named Tapreet is just as unique as their name!
Look, Tapreet such aced the test!
tapreet by Sass bomb November 24, 2021
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