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wise like silver.
eun(ëÞ) means silver and ji(òª) means wisdom. long ago, kings used silver spoon because silver notices poison.
She is sooooo eunji!
eunji by ladidel January 29, 2004
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1. REJECT hahahahaa jk jk
2. a good friend
you're an eunji LOL
eunji by k0o June 8, 2003
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A child, a beautiful babyboy, a gorgeous person.

Should be handled with care and love.
Also he likes rats.

He deserves a lost of unconditional love.
I want to hug eunji and wrap him into a warm blanket.
Eunji by Nashuee September 8, 2021
A member from a South-Korean girl group, Brave Girls (브레이브걸스).

Positions are Main Rapper, Main Dancer, Vocalist, Center.
hi i am eunji and im the best dancer in the world
Eunji by 2Kim Supremacy May 17, 2022
• ( 은지) eu-n-ji
• a neutral name meaning silver
rare
nonchalant
“Have you seen eunji?? He’s so cool but I’m scared to talk to him.. he’s almost too perfect..”
Eunji by k_yo June 30, 2026

Eunji lee mama robux rich dh momam 

i hope Eunji lee mama robux rich dh momam appears on my screen!!
A Korean feminine name meaning silver, graceful, and rain in general. Eunbis are pretty and super gorgeous. They carry themselves with a special grace, even when drunk or acting silly and have a glowing charm about them and their personality that just draws people in.
Damn, Eunbi's looking good today!
Eunbi is such an amazing friend!
eunbi by Olafz.z._ December 4, 2016
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