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Vasette
Originally a small vase used for display of specimen flowers. Sir Joseph Banks believed to have used the word in his Florilegium compiling the botanical works of many of his peers from the 1700's. The word has more recently taken on a broader meaning, pertaining to any size vase containing flowers arranged within the vase. This being a distinction from a bouquet, arranged within the hand, then tied with ribbon and bow, (often wrapped in paper, cello or other materials) and then placed in a vase.
vylette
an incredibly funny, witty, compassionate person. the name is incredibly unique, similar to the person, which is why they are described as a vylette. everything around them seems to be surrounded by light. they tend to put others first because they love everyone so much. this is why everyone loves them.
homie one: dude idk the answers to this quiz
girl one: ask that vylette
homie one: what if she snitches?
girl one: never. you can always count on them.
girl one: ask that vylette
homie one: what if she snitches?
girl one: never. you can always count on them.
vylette by snoopdigsterdog June 25, 2018
vylette
Vylette is the mostrar beautiful person u Will e ver me et. Shes always there for u when u need hermano. She is also a loving person. Shes wonderful and amzing todo have as a friendo. You would ben Lucky todo have vylette has a friend verte lucky. She would do things amzing things like draw anime (Nauto)😢😍 shes a blessing. Frome chicken nugget (Jnava)
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Northstarring
Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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A plate of brown consists of foods that have little to no nutritional value, and are typically deep fried. A true plate of brown will also be accompanied by a dark soda.
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