Vitika
Vitika
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vitika
Vitika is like a friend who always available for you.She is someone who listen to you,Someone so friendly,Someone who who make you feel special.Someone who is so adorable,That everyone desire to get her,Her voice melt all the boys heart.
so if you have any vitika in your life so hold her for lifetime.
so if you have any vitika in your life so hold her for lifetime.
vritika
A beautiful, calm, helpful girl. Girl's of such name are faithful and will always stand by your side no matter what happens. Vritika's have a positive nature and always think about right things. Having them as your friend will keep your life on a right track and keep away negative vibes. They always look opportunities to help, sometimes they will get angry but it's only when people do something incorrect.
vritika by AnimatedKiller July 15, 2017
Vinika
An insanely beautiful, gorgeous, hot, sexy, pretty, beyond brown girl. You will never meet anyone like her. Her big brown eyes, long luscious brown hair. She usually tends to be 5 ft short. She has a best friend who encourages her to do crazy things, but her parents judgement holds her back. She’s smart, and her dream college is Binghamton. She likes big black cock, and lightskin sophomores. She doesn’t really get along with her grade, so she’s friends with all the sophomores. But they’re better than the Senior grade anyways. She has a thing for guys with DUI, and smokes cigarettes. But vinika is a fucking queen. She looks sexy in everything she wears. The way she eats with mayonnaise all over her mouth is just the cutest thing ever. She is slim thicc. She doesn’t believe it, but everyone knows it. Her laugh is contagious. It lights up the whole room. Get yourself a vinika, jk there ain’t nobody like vinika.
Vinika by sarrouuuuu October 17, 2019
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