hamiora
hamiora by Homo hamiora May 28, 2016
Hamdora
can only de achieved by being so drunk that you pass out and dream as if you are an alien on another planet similar to the hit movie Avatar.
Hamdora by Christopher Vasileff February 8, 2010
hamira
Hamira is the name of a girl who can’t figure out who she is. She puts on a new persona for each person she meets. Hamira’s biggest fear is wasting her precious time on earth. She got both mommy AND daddy issues that stems her addiction to caffeine and Elton John. Hamira used to want to major in theatre, all the does is perform at night in the living room.She used to be on meds but she Aii now. AKA. Hammy, Hamlet, Hamilton, AL HEMAR.
hamira
HAMIRA is a very beautiful, sweet and easy to entertain. She is also a very good woman like a flower in bloom. She was also noble -hearted, a little quiet and his facial ripples were rather fierce and irritable.
For example, it has moles on the lips which makes it sweetie. so as to attract the attention of the public. Definition of hamira
hamira
/ hamira /
nomino
Word forms: hamira (plural)
Ngeli za nomino: i-
kuvu inayofanya unga uliokandwa uumuke
Synonyms: chachu
Word origin: Kar
hamira
/ hamira /
nomino
Word forms: hamira (plural)
Ngeli za nomino: i-
kuvu inayofanya unga uliokandwa uumuke
Synonyms: chachu
Word origin: Kar
Hamirah
Hamirah is a girl which have a great personality and good manner. She always spread positive vibes to others. Her voice can melts many boys' heart. She's such a charming girl. She has two powerful magnetic eyes which easily attract any boys to her side. She's a perfect girlfriend material. This kind of girl is really hard to find.
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"My salad days,
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