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glaudtine 

Glaudtine is a person who has a name called " Glaudtine " she has a lot of money, she doesnt't brag but she's really rude and mean if you know her for a long time. Glaudtine is a girl's name but no one uses it cause it makes no sense. Glaudtine isn't spoiled she's nice for the few times but she's rude afterwards. Getting into beef with her is really annoying, she posts all over social media. Shes nice and rude but to people she doesn't even know is nice, she doesn't like getting into drama but she originally does.
Look there's Glaudtine.
So?
Don't you like her?
No she's a rat
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Natasa: That guy is sooo sexy!!
Aimee: No bitch, thats GLAUNTING<33
glaunting by Natasa and Aimee February 24, 2008
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glautier 

A complete awesome weirdo.

He can make you laugh all day long but you will need to feed him quite often because he gets grumpy as soon as he is hungry.

Apart from this slight inconvenient, he is considered as damn hot and cutely childish.
Suitable for every freak seeking adventure.
Get a Glautier and you'll never know what being bored means!

He's SO...Glautier
glautier by God.itself.83xx November 23, 2021
GLAIDINE is smart,talented, competitive with those people who provoke her. She is a woman with pride, commitment and integrity. Full of passion, determination and dedication.

GLAIDINE is someone who you can rely on, you can trust her because she have loyalty, dignity and morality. Her attitude depends on what you deserve.

GLAIDINE is a perfect package, beautiful,slim body, good character and attitude, simple woman and compassionate.
Oh you're such a GLAIDINE, full of everything, mysterious and meaningful.
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