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Can be used to describe any thing, situation or person who induces feelings of Devastation
"I have just been sentenced to death by buggery.. Devash..."

"Look at him over there with the ginger dreadlocks trying to get people to sign up for cancer research - what a fucking devash"

"Don't buy apples from him, his apples are devash..."
Devash by macfook January 18, 2012
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Devashish 

It is an Indian name, meaning blessings of the God.
Dev = God, Aashish = Blessings
It's just an effin cool name of a person!

Simple Devashish, what else!
Devashish by the_unstoppble June 17, 2018
The tall guy who is cute and has a creative side behind his nerdy life which everyone likes.

He has a personality that he has enemies and friends and his lover likes him the way he is especially for his smile and the way he is in total.

He is smart and creative and chooses good friends.

He usually tends to hide his feelings for his crush who he loves but when he expresses it he will know that he is being loved back secretly and he does not fall into friendzone.
Oh! Look it's Devansh. Will he ever propose me, Cristina?
Devansh by Realstoryteller October 6, 2020

devashish 

a person who has a devil voice no offense and has a good personality
he sound like a devashish!

Devashish 

an amazing dude who dosnt believe his voice sounds good but we all know it does and that he shouldnt hate himself all the time. a really good person. a wonderful person to be around and can make anyone's heart melt.
Devashish: I hate my voice
Everyone else: YOU HAVE THE VOICE OF AN ANGEL
Devashish by I hate my life 2004 February 4, 2020
The rich kid who is caring and the best boyfriend
Who my god I think I see a Devansh
Devansh by Myboy2007 May 27, 2018
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