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Naming a child “Herilie” means she’s going to be the most successful man/woman in the world.
-A person with big boobs.
-A person that will love you with all her heart. A person who’ll help you from everything. A person who’ll give you everything she can just to help you.
How can you be this good at everything? What the hell?

Herilie: you should say I have the “herilie” genes.
herilie by Tallie November 25, 2021
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Heilie is a sweet, kind, and beautiful person. She will sometimes be sad but still be sweet in the inside. She will hate some people but still be kind to you if she doesn’t hate you.
Heilie loves some people.
heilie by Ballhitter December 9, 2019
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Hermilie 

Pretty , intelligent , caring . When you meet a girl like her don’t throw her away she cares and has a big heart . She’s a fighter and good at anything .
Hermilie is Caring .
Hermilie by Marcus 👋🏽 February 29, 2020

Hermilie 

the pretty baddie everyone know shes seems mean when you first meet her but at first she is shy but when she gets comfortable there is no going back. she dont want people to know she is strong so she hides it but those hands tell it all she isnt one to play with the girl with that WAP she is the bestie,wife,mom,gf in all when you get a girl like her she isnt a waste bag. pack yall shit she not dealing with it people always spread false info about her but once you get to know her youll understand how great and deep her heart really is.
hermilie so bad

she got a name but everybody call her fine ass with her fine ass
Hermilie by bigpurrrrddd >333 May 11, 2021
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