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buxx by enterthedavid March 3, 2005
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Buxx
Buxx is a Nickname of Bernd. Furthermore
the name Bernd has an Old High German origin and is the short form of Bernhard. The name goes back to the Old High German words “bero”, which means “the bear”, and “harti”, which means “strong”. The name is mostly translated as "strong as a bear".
Furthermore best characteristics are:
He has a sense of humor.
He always has an open ear for you.
He knows what he wants.
He loves you.
He is passionate.
He has adorable quirks (he's not perfect) ... He's spontaneous and crazy.
He is honest and fair.
the name Bernd has an Old High German origin and is the short form of Bernhard. The name goes back to the Old High German words “bero”, which means “the bear”, and “harti”, which means “strong”. The name is mostly translated as "strong as a bear".
Furthermore best characteristics are:
He has a sense of humor.
He always has an open ear for you.
He knows what he wants.
He loves you.
He is passionate.
He has adorable quirks (he's not perfect) ... He's spontaneous and crazy.
He is honest and fair.
Name Buxx
Uncle Buxx
Uncle Buxx is a term used for a type of funding from a rich uncle. Typical this word is used towards a spoiled person with no job or prospects mooches off of their rich uncle's money
sangfroid: Yo legoat, how many uncle buxxs did you use in order to take Wei to dinner?
Legoat: Shut up stupid! This is my own money.
Legoat: Shut up stupid! This is my own money.
Uncle Buxx by DDwei July 15, 2021
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