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enasr by Not empress kat July 21, 2021
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ENAS
A term coined by popular video game Twitch streamer CDNThe3rd. Stands for Eastern North American Strafe, a reference to the area the streamer lives in. Involves frantically strafing around enemy AR or AK bullets, usually with a shotgun for use in CQB.
ENAS by SheerPompousness January 27, 2017
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Enass
Enass is a person who appreciates the realness of life. She's that friend you tell things that you don't usually say out loud but you understand each other.
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r.enarogue by Iconicpansexual July 3, 2021
Ensar
An ahDORABLE, fit, flirty guy who makes you feel like you're the only girl in the world when he talks to you.
Ensar by ImInLoveWithYou September 29, 2012
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