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Most use this word to describe someone or something as being one in a million. Well this can be true but unique is someone you won't see wasting time at the end of the rainbow you'll see her riding the rainbow. Unique doesn't just come as a word but it comes as an action. She does what others are to afraid to do. She puts her friends first not herself looks for the good in others when they can't find it themselves. She's willing to do the extreme to be different than others. Shes funny you will never find anyone like like the unique.
Being one of a kind

Someone going left when everyone else is going right.
Being different from the rest.

Person 1: She's so unique

Person 2: She is she's so special one of a kind
One of a kind meaning special.....she could be gorgeous in her own way she makes people want to like her by her personality if she has a bf she's gifted because that means her boyfriend finds her special even if she doesn't have all perfections. She's athletic,pretty,funny and not afraid to confront people.. Unique defines one of a kind.
My name is unique, your name is very unique! Because your one of a kind
unique by missbluberry May 18, 2015
different, or not like everyone else. not following the group
Unique people are those who have many weird qualities but execute them well
unique by lola3 August 8, 2010
Color; Ranging from a golden yellow, to a very light form of hazel, with a hint of green.
Wynne's eyes are so uniquea.

Did you see that girls eyes? They're so uniquea.
Doing or believing in different things than most.
Sarah is unique.
Unique by Larry September 21, 2003

unique style 

people need to find their own unique style and stop trying to copy stereotypes
unique style by melodicdenial April 30, 2010
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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