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Demeter (Ceres) is the sister of Zeus.
Demeter is the goddess of corn.
Urban Dictionary Merch
Greek God of fertilty and awesome name for a dog!
hey Demeter come meet her! :)
Demeter by Demeterisawesome April 18, 2010
The name of the ship that carried Dracula from Transylvania to England.
Dracula killed nearly all the crew of the Demeter.
Demeter by geinman June 16, 2013
A gypsy first name.
Ey' Demeter, pass me that shovel.
Nye, you white head, I ayen't movin my ass. Come and get it yourself.
Demeter by Owner2229 September 4, 2017

Lady Demeter

‘I love you
This is true,

But baby,

I know you don't feel as I do’ (as I do)

The one that I let slip away instead of following her to her destination no matter what!! My only regret 😔 (she knows this is dedicated to her........my true Lady Demeter.........never forget you) xx
Lady Demeter.......she’s a restless soul, trouble bound” Tim Armstrong wrote!!
Lady Demeter by Iwannariot October 22, 2019

7 Demeter Girl 

The Coolest Kids in the school, avid nan-insulters and teabag stealers. Very much dislike their chemistry teacher
1 :“ She’s a 7 Demeter Girl? Wow that’s so cool.”

2 :“I’m literally one aswell.”
7 Demeter Girl by anonymous December 16, 2020

Demetrio GQ

The most amazing man. Smart, determined, hard working, thoughtful, caring, DEAD SEXY, tall, funny, sweet, has a smile that will make you melt.....simply irresistible.
If you know Demetrio GQ, consider yourself lucky.

Tu eres mi pinguino, Demetrio GQ.
Demetrio GQ by Puffin2511 March 21, 2013
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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“Slayyyter just announced another album last night”
“No way, is that cake?”
Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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