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A spineless coward. Ednilda's are typically unreliable and will abandon their family and friends just to make a quick buck. Ednilda's don't like to have any fun but take pleasure from plotting on others' demise.
Damn Ednilda why you praying on my downfall.
ednilda by The shadow whisperer November 25, 2021
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Ednilas seem nice but can hurt you without you even knowing it. She usually is shy and only makes friends with you because she's jealous, beware of Ednilas.
"I'm so glad ednila wasn't at school today"

"Same, she was being so mean to me"
ednila by Main admin June 7, 2018
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If you were going to bury a body and had no choice but to ask for help then you need an Enilda in your life
Loyal like your dog, is a champion of justice and quick to jump in and help where others will hide doesn’t hold back the truth and is so honest that most people think she’s not real no one can be that honest. So she is often ostracized. People either love her or hate her there is no in between. Struggling with bad luck her whole life she keeps her chin up while she keeps plugging on.
My ex-husband gave me no other choice no I got a bury him what I need is an Enilda To not only keep my secret but help me do this
Enilda by Nellie14u2c January 9, 2022
The Real Deal
Wow Enilda you’re the realist
enilda by TheRealDealNC November 22, 2021
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