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Buyiswa is a Xhosa name. She is kind, beautiful, lively and full of song. She dances around and will always remember your birthday. She celebrates life and loves to share in the joy of others. She is compassionate, kind, sensitive and wise. She tends to back down from confrontation but can be fierce in her support of those she loves and cares for.
Omg this song is so Buyiswa, haha
buyiswa by TheRealGoGetter February 28, 2022
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Busiswa is an isiZulu and isiXhosa name, mainly used in naming a girl child. Busiswa, meaning "be blessed" could be seen as something the parent/s wish for the child in future or as their life mission.
uBusiswa ave ehlakaniphile. (Busiswa is very intelligent)
ave ezobusiswa uBusiswa empilweni yakhe. (Busiswa is going to be very blessed during her life span)
busiswa by @bu.si.swa_ January 19, 2022
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To purchase a product with the intention of switching it out with a different product and returning it.
I am going to buyswap my vacuum and get a new one because it broke.
Buyswap by heythere119 June 7, 2021
The name of a person who is not only sweet and compassionate but extremely intelligent and provokes your thoughts when engaging her.
Busiswas are the kindest people you will ever meet, just don’t mess with them because they bite when they are angry.
Busiswa by Boom-a-Chaka-Boom November 23, 2021
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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