talicia
Hi Talicia
talicia by Chimmychimchim July 3, 2017
Words you can keep
Talicia
Most beautiful woman in the world. Great rack and even better personality. Eyes you can lose yourself in. Pure as the driven snow. Not great at math but you can always count on her
Talicia by Her babby daddy August 21, 2024
Telicia
Derived from Felicia, Telicia is a fun, energetic female. Always wanting to have a good time, she enjoys laughing and spending time with friends. Telicia is truthful, nuturing, honest and real. She always has good intentions and when she loves, she love deeply. Her heart is a treasure that any good man would want to capture. Since she's so passionate, things can go from bad to worst real quick. She says what she means and means what she says.
Tylicia
she is definitely one you want to stay with. she always knows how to make you smile. if you are with a tylicia your heart will ache when u cant see her but when u see her it just blows you away. she will never hurt you, so dont hurt her.
Tylicia by disturbed42 June 16, 2011
TRALICIA
Beautiful, sweet, helpful, loyal, energetic, and caring girl. She's a very unique girl and she's definitely eye candy. Many people like her for the person she is. She loves hard but there's only one that she will always love/like the most. She cares a lot for her friends and what do anything possibly to make them happy. She will help you out in any way and give her last to you if you needed it. She's always looking towards the future ready to conquer every goal she wants to meet. She loves her family dearly and can't wait to have one of her own. She's a kid at heart and loves Disney the most. She's very talented and many things especially art. She enjoys the simple things in life. She always wants anyone to be happy and always trying to put a smile on someone's face leaving them in a happy mood. She is always praying for someone so have a better day.
talisia
talisia by TASILLYUH WILGUS February 15, 2009
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A)
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B)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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