hadrish
Hadrish is a boy who is creative, handsome and tall. Hadrish is a funny person can make your day. Hadrish also a sweet guy, friendly and helpful !
hadrish by riris cantik December 15, 2023
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Harish
A very good, honest, smart and funny man. He will help you in any way that he can. He can turn something negative into a positive and make you feel better about whatever it is. He is extremely smart but very humble. A great friend, great smile and trustworthy.
If you meet a Harish on the street be sure to make him your friend. You will have a great friend for the rest of your life.
Harish by Fruittybubblegum September 1, 2017
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Harish
Tall, smart and has brown or black hair. Is wrongly depicted, loves helping others and can fall in love quite easily. Will treat others right if they treat him equally
Harish by 123benjamin April 3, 2017
Harish
A goat
Harishwaran
The most handsome male the world has ever seen. He claims to be Batman and will be a crime fighting hero in the future.
Harishwaran by Joe Gragner September 24, 2020
Harishan
A luscious but torpid guy who is a full-fledged romanticist. He is a sexy beast who shames all the fuck boys he comes across and gets a lot of girls. Harishan only endeavours to be the best man he can be...
Girl 1: Look! Harishan just looked at us!
Girl 2: Oh my god! I think my ovaries had exploded!
Fuckboys: Guess today’s not our day... :(
Girl 2: Oh my god! I think my ovaries had exploded!
Fuckboys: Guess today’s not our day... :(
Harishan by CumSomeCumDud January 14, 2020
Harishan
Harishan is an ancient name which means 'greatness from small beginnings'.It has been passed downed from hundreds of generations,and a very rare name.It symbolises someone who is brave has greatness,no fear,intelligence,and loving.He has a great sense of humour and a gentle and friendly person.
Harishan by MichaelRevenP February 8, 2014
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