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bavtr by accuratelyguesst November 17, 2020
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bavarian handshake
The act of passing one's hand through one's own lederhosen crotch flap, to shake someone else's hand. Popular at German (and German-themed) festivals.
bavarian handshake by Lawrence Main June 25, 2017
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Batrisyia
Batrisyia means smart and intelligent. She is a kind of person who will treat someone well if they are close. If she was with her BFF, she would be a very talkative and crazy person. Her personality is good and she does not like annoying people.She also does not like people who make stupid jokes. She is clever and likes to help people alot. She is the one who will make you surprised by the results she got. Be friends with her because she will appreciates your friendship although it was short or long time.
Maliq:Help me, I cannot understand this question!
Dhinam:Ask Batrisyia for the answer. She is the only one who can answers it.
Dhinam:Ask Batrisyia for the answer. She is the only one who can answers it.
Batrisyia by imtellingthetruthaboutpeople December 11, 2020
bavarian bell tower
Bavarian Bell Tower? Why does that sound like something I don't want to look up on Urban Dictionary?
bavarian bell tower by Montgomery Patton December 12, 2018
Batrisyia
Batrisyia means smart and intelligent. She is a kind of person who will treat someone well if they are close. If she was with her BFF, she would be a very talkative person. Her personality is good and she does not like annoying people. She also does not like people who make jokes about something stupid. She is very clever and likes to help people alot.
Batrisyia by imtellingthetruthaboutpeople December 11, 2020
Batrisya
Batrisya is an awesome girl who loves her family and friends. She is uper polite and kind and loves to travel. She knows what you want and when you want it and will do anything for you if you're her friend. She is quiet and awkward at first but of you get close she will open up and will totally be there for you!
Friend: WOW my friend just bought me the thing I've been waiting for
Person: Iisn't she the awkward one?
Friend: She's totally worth hanging out with!! And Batrisya is awesome!
Person: Iisn't she the awkward one?
Friend: She's totally worth hanging out with!! And Batrisya is awesome!
Batrisya by Batrisya's friend999 January 20, 2019
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