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Triceton 

If your name is Triceton, you a real one. You have some times where you wanna take a break from social media every now and then, but Triceton will never leave a friend for no reason.

Triceton is hella fine and pulls all the girls, while he might not be the most faithful it's just because he want's to find the right one before its to late.

He has amazing humor and get turn a frown upside down as soon as he has the chance, he listens when you speak and would be a amazing father.

Overall Triceton is a very funny,sweet,nice, and kind guy and if you ever come across one,be lucky :)
Boy: Bro Triceton is the man, I was fellin' down yesterday and he made me laugh so hard with his jokes

Girl: Triceton is so fine, he's so sweet to !!
Triceton by That Hot Hoe August 23, 2022
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tryctonite 

A word that means pale moonlight when the moon is at 3 quarters (half moon) also can be used to describe the shimmer of a gem at this time in the lighting of the said seventh phase in the cycle of phases.
I am feeling illuminated by the lighting of tryctonite. This gem is shimmering at tryctonite.
tryctonite by Cambridge George October 16, 2022
Some weirdo I work with who was meant to be called trident
Trigger tryeton
tryeton by Brozo05 October 18, 2022
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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