Amneet
Amneet by trumpisadicklicker June 8, 2018
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amneet
amneet by IHKIIKHIOHOIHO February 5, 2010
Amneet
Amneet is a Sikh unisex name meaning 'the Earth'. Amneet's are normally sporty and intelligent but also quite cringey and not very woke. In terms of appearance, Amneet's often have long hair because of their religion and are short height-wise. Amneet's like to be leaders and can be really bossy and irritating but are also usually friendly and helpful. They like watching anime and comedies.
Amneet by skinnylegend666 August 18, 2018
Ameetaroy
A slang term for a prostitute. Named after a famous prostitute from Birmingham in the U.K. who later worked the streets of Mile End in East London.
Her fame stems from the fact that she supposedly copulated with 5 well endowed Black and Bengali males, including the rapper Wiley, who mentioned her in one of his songs, namely, "treddin on thin ice". It is unknown whether this story is fiction or truth, however the term "Ameetaroy" used for referring to a prostitute is common in East London, especially amongst the Bengali community.
Her fame stems from the fact that she supposedly copulated with 5 well endowed Black and Bengali males, including the rapper Wiley, who mentioned her in one of his songs, namely, "treddin on thin ice". It is unknown whether this story is fiction or truth, however the term "Ameetaroy" used for referring to a prostitute is common in East London, especially amongst the Bengali community.
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