douniel
The best friend your ever gonna have, he’s gonna make you laugh and make your day, he’s thoughtful and kind without knowing and will stay by your side, keep him forever
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donielle
best person ever. very pretty. great sense of humor. wonderful mom, friend, girlfriend, and wife. if you ever meet a donielle you are so lucky and you will never forget her. she is super outgoing but keeps her feeling to herself. never let a donielle go.
donielle by noodle bop March 17, 2019
donielly
doniel
Doniel is a very athletic person. He is very quiet and sometimes likes being alone. Also he is smart and nice. But all the times he is a loner.
doniel by Thedefinerguyandam January 5, 2018
doniel
someone of legendary status who's reputation proceeds them.
it is a cross between don and daniel. an affectionate term.
it is a cross between don and daniel. an affectionate term.
doniel by rascal joker September 14, 2018
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