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duende
The person you imagine someone to be. (noun or Title, i.e., "Mr.") We all make assumptions about people we know and may even assume that they are angry with us; but when we confront them about it, they have no idea what we're talking about. We've been having a conversation with their "duende." (From the Spanish word for "elf.")
Duende Todd told me that he didn't like SciFi films, so I never asked Todd to go to see one. Weeks ago, he wasn't feeling well when we watched one, so I interpretted that as him not liking SciFi at all. I apparently was only speaking with his duende. He really enjoys SciFi.
duende by Joe Casserly November 18, 2007
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duende by doggboyy3237 May 2, 2011
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a girl whos kinda hot in a dirty way and after a few beers. hot but then again ugly but not quite grim.
duende by sunshine daydream September 7, 2005
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Duende by Whatisproblemgren May 1, 2023
Duende Boy
The brightest or main star in a constellation. Having the highest rank of its sex in a dominance hierarchy. Being the most prominent, talented, or aggressive person in a group.
Duende Boy by Blue/Yellow/HotPink NixonWatch March 21, 2010
duende joven
A really mediocre rapper, usually cannot accept the truth and is a "normie".
Uses soundcloud once in a while, had one hit that was deleted along with the fame
Uses soundcloud once in a while, had one hit that was deleted along with the fame
duende joven by shrekshrekshrek123 March 15, 2017
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