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Strong, opinionated, beautiful. Selfish at times. Successful.
It must be Anieya.
Anieya by Most-Knowing February 7, 2010
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kilter annie 

kilt-er an-ee

a ridiculously old and nearly lost term for to describe something off balance or something that just doesn't fit.

last known usage was in central WI by an ~80 year old woman in ~1992.
kilter annie

a ridiculously old and nearly lost term for to describe something off balance or something that just doesn't fit.

last known usage was in central WI by an ~80 year old woman in ~1992.
She's amazingly talented and knows it, but is afraid to show it; afraid what people might say to her. She's also very beautiful but doesn't believe it and needs to be reminded. A real jewel and unique; kindness and compassion walk beside her. She doesn't like people left out or feel lonely by themselves; she can feel what people feel, when she steps on someone they both get hurt. Sometimes people say she's too sweet you could eat her...even girls ;) She's loyal and will always stand up for you and be protective...she will gladly be the shoulder to for you cry on and silently comfort you.
"hey have you seen the Annie?"
"who are you talking about?...Oh!The girl who stood up for you in class?"
"yes I need to thank her"
Annie by Roxannie September 29, 2017
Annie is probably the realist female you will ever meet in your life, she’s a really upbeat person who would truly go the extra mile just to make you smile on a sad day. She’s known for her smart mouth though usually quite short don’t underestimate her ... she’s a feisty little ball of madness, but it just makes her more adorable, if you are lucky enough to meet an Annie, 10/10 you will fall in love with her, whether thats in a friendship way or more, she has an impact on people and would do anything for the ones she loves.
I couldn’t live without this girl, she’s my Annie.
Annie by itsmereally February 26, 2019
Ainie is a person with warm and loving soul, too strong @ times but will always comeback to you. Amazing girl to be around with and a keeper of course. Bonus they are always very beautiful inside and out.
she is my Ainie.
ainie by admiraljeff April 22, 2018
Tdot/Toronto slang for "right?"
"You're reaching my crib tonight ahlie?
Ahlie by Disgyal123 September 14, 2013
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