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A beautiful girl, who has brains and beauty. She always has a smile on her face, and very kind. Always taken for granted. She stands up for what she believes in and is a leader!
I love Afomia. She is a very strong person
Afomia by Afomia October 3, 2019
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Afomia • afoma • afomie • afomiya • afomya • afovia • anomia • Aromia • Aromiate • Aromiating
An incredibly amazing, AWESOME immortal who has got this idiot with glasses simping to an extreme degree
Bob: oh that's incredible

Novel: oh, do u mean its......Afomia?
AFOMIA by NOVHAWK September 10, 2021
An incredibly amazing immortal that has got this glasses wearing idiot simping to such a significant height
Bob: oh that's incredible

Novel: isn't it easier to say it's Afomia
AFOMIA by NOVHAWK September 10, 2021
The nerdiest person I have every met. I have never met anyone so nerdy before. She most def sleeps with a dictionary as a stuffed animal. She prolly got stuffed animal with big long words and sleeps with them to win another spelling bee
Why are you not like Afomia na u stupid monkey
Afomia by Afhdjsfbfabafbsg March 25, 2022
She is a hot, sexy, kind and funny
Oh my goodness she is such an afomiya
afomiya by anonymous September 15, 2020
Fearlessness. From the Greek words "a-" (here: not) and "phobia" (fear, in Greek spelled: fovIa).
Happy are those who have afovia! (afOvia)
afovia by Smily February 7, 2008
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