aimes
aimes by lisa harrell July 24, 2006
Words you can keep
Aimes
People with the name Aimes are very creative and unique. They thrive off of their creative outlets such as painting, singing, acting, or playing an instrument. Aimes are great friends and if you ever meet one, you are very lucky, because you will never meet anyone like them. Though, people with the name Aimes sometimes feel like outcasts for this reason. But they are more loved then they know by the people around them.
Person 1: hey, have you met Aimes?
Person 2: yeah! They are so cool! I wish I could be more like them.
Person 2: yeah! They are so cool! I wish I could be more like them.
Aimes by Bananabread2277 November 25, 2021
sonlay aimes
sonlay aimes by anonymous February 6, 2023
Ameseginalehu
Ameseginalehu by Shalomtk June 28, 2012
animesexual
Person 1: I'm coming out of the closet...
Person 2: Really? I'll accept you no matter wha-
Person 1: I'm animesexual!
Person 2: Nevermind.
Person 2: Really? I'll accept you no matter wha-
Person 1: I'm animesexual!
Person 2: Nevermind.
animesexual by tropicalskies December 30, 2020
animesh
Animesh is a different level of people. They somehow look like they may be oblivious to the happenings around them yet they know everything and anything. These kind of people have a PHD and are a master of anything they try their hand on. #PROFIFA
Guy1:Dude , I think I can beat Animesh in FIFA.
Guy2:Bro, please . YOU KNOW THAT AIN'T HAPPENING ANYTIME SOON.
Guy2:Bro, please . YOU KNOW THAT AIN'T HAPPENING ANYTIME SOON.
animesh by Soft kitty March 22, 2016
animesexual
You have never felt the touch of grass in ages. You will never get bitches so that's why you're in love with your waifu. Basically, what zero pussy does to a mf.
animesexual by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin May 6, 2022
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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