aergia
In Greek mythology, Aergia ; Ancient Greek: Ἀεργία, 'inactivity') is the personification of sloth, idleness, indolence and laziness.
aergia by aboyfromearth May 24, 2023
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Aerianna
She is beautiful, and loyal. You can trust her with your biggest secrets and talk to her about anything. She will always be herself and no one will judge her because she is confident and stunning. Aerianna is one of the best friends you'll ever have, never let her go. When it comes to having a partner, she is an amazing girlfriend to whomever has her heart. She will never let you down. Despite any insecurities she may have, she is amazing and will always be surrounded with great friends who will support and help her through anything, as she has a very good judgment in friends. In the end, Aerianna is one of the most amazing people you will meet, never let her go.
Emily: what do you think of Aerianna?
Bonnie: she's so loyal and beautiful
Emily: yeah I know! I hope we never lose her
Bonnie: me either!
Bonnie: she's so loyal and beautiful
Emily: yeah I know! I hope we never lose her
Bonnie: me either!
Aerianna by rosaleighx June 22, 2016
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Aeriana
Aeriana by Breonna Gayheart June 3, 2018
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When you fly across the map using all your boost staying low to the ground without a purpose in the game Rocket League. Invented by RobinRobot.
Low aerial by StefanFace July 10, 2021
Raccoon Aerial
When fat girls on myspace take pictures of themselves from above to try and hide their enormous weight while wearing a lot of eye makeup to take attention away from their bodies giving them the appearance of a raccoon. Could also include vast amounts of cleavage as another distraction.
Raccoon Aerial by Jack Stone October 27, 2007
aerial attack
aerial attack by TotallyChicken December 19, 2013
aerialist
My friends: Why are you so thin? What exercise do you do?
Me: Oh, I’m only an aerialist.
My friends: What?
Me: Oh, I’m only an aerialist.
My friends: What?
aerialist by a flying person March 27, 2020
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