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Can be the best of friends but if u get her mad u best get out
Is that an Anaisy
anaisy by Boobies4ou October 25, 2017
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very pretty, smart but sometimes dumb, fun as hell to be around; may get a little crazy, falls in love easy, freaky, shy sometimes, a tease unique; not your average, special and worth it, you don't want to loose her
My ex girlfriend was anisya , i miss to be with her again . I don't need a bad babe, i need an anisya
Anisya by Drew Lee April 22, 2018
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Chamelion like. outgoing,smart, funny, high energy. The more you comfort the more acceptance you will gain and once in that zone, loyalty is number one.
Anaiyah will tend to be very stubborn at times although when challenged will exceed in a very calm and confident way.
Anaiyah by Dub-one March 15, 2010
anais is a really cool girl and everyone wants to be like her and she is really pretty and doesn’t give a shit about anyone’s opinion.
bradie: “you are ugly”.
anais: “did i ask?”
anais by iamdeweykween May 2, 2018
Anaïs, Anaís, or Anais (French pronunciation: anaˈis) is a female given name. It is widely thought to be a French Provençal and Catalan version of Anna. Some suggest it is derived from Anahita, the name of the Persian goddess of fertility and healing.
anaisgoddessfertilityhealing
anais by Lady_QUEEN June 1, 2020
Nice, extremely smart, funny. An Anais is someone you want to keep.
Person- “who’s that really nice girl over there”
Person 2- “THATS ANAIS!!”
Anais by Long live X June 25, 2018
Anaisha is smart in both ways as in good or bad . She is oftenly popular. And she is very attractive. (Boys oftenly get crushes on Anaisha)
Teacher: What is 5×(6+8)
Another student:65
Anaisha:Are you dumb?? Its 70..
C'mon now!!!
anaisha by Kazelle Lynnerd December 27, 2016
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