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BALAMURUGAN 

BalaMurugan is name from the southern Indian state of Tamilnadu. The definition of the name is legendary. It's an acronym for Pure Awesomeness in the local language.
Hey, are you BalaMurugan? OH MY GOD!
BALAMURUGAN by Bala2590 November 23, 2021

balamurugan 

A type of friend who asks questions often . Basically he is a boomer person doing illogical actions . But a very kind hearted person !!
Balamurugan
balamurugan by Priya_sweety November 24, 2021

balabuck 

a hard core Ukrainian last name originated in Calder Saskatchewan
He's such a Balabuck
balabuck by mandkcoolkids March 13, 2015

Balamurugan 

Sex maniac
Be a Balamurugan
Balamurugan by David delle November 22, 2021

Balamurugan 

Most powerful Men in the World . King of the world . If you've got a chance to meet Balamurugan use it well , don't miss the opportunity .
Balamurugan is a God
Balamurugan by anonymous November 23, 2021

Balamuralikrishna 

Balamuralikrishna is a name that is named to some Indian boys like extraordinary people like singer Balamuralikrishna sir and some dumbasses like me . The main thing is most of the times you can't write this name in your answer sheet sufficiently. Balamuralikrishna denotes the Lord Krishna of Hindu Mythology. It's a sanskrit name in which 'Bala' means Small Or little 'Murali' means flute and Krishna means 'Black'. As Lord Krishna was black they called me then.
Hamitha mam: Hey Bala! Murali! Krishna!

Your name is as big as your mouth man stop talking.

Balamuralikrishna:Thank you for helping me mam. If you keep on joking with these lame jokes I will forget how to laugh and my mouth will get shrinked as your name
Balamuralikrishna by Raghuvaran February 9, 2022
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