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ilamia by Drake.q12a June 6, 2019
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Ilaria
All ilaria's are sweet, caring, slightly naive but totally endearing people that are always a few cards short of a deck but in an adorable way. they always try to help with whatever the problem is and are generally pretty amazing in every way and are totally drop dead gorgeous. they are so nice that sometimes they don't know how to say no to people and people take advantage of them because they are not exactly forceful or strong people but they always have a solid group of friends to back them up because people love them. they are honestly always trying to be nice and always perky. easily startled and flustered. Pretty damn awesome. always makes anyone's mood lighten up at least 80% after even a short conversation
person 1: Hey you see her?
person 2: who that cool person over there?
person 1: shes so cool, must be an Ilaria!
person 2: omg ur right! fuck shes awesome!
person 1: i hear she bakes really well too..
person 2: yea man. totally amazing shit.
person 2: who that cool person over there?
person 1: shes so cool, must be an Ilaria!
person 2: omg ur right! fuck shes awesome!
person 1: i hear she bakes really well too..
person 2: yea man. totally amazing shit.
Ilaria by cheekymonkey895 November 4, 2013
Ilaria
Ilaria is a shy person, the person that sits alone during lunch. But inside they have a great personality just waiting to come out.
Ilaria by sunshine_daisies April 26, 2017
Ilmians
A bunch of proud girls. Drama queens. They don't respect other's views, always thinks that they are right. Best at humiliating others. Posh much. Self obsessed. Likes to play with men's feelings. Would find pleasure in men coming behind them. Backstabbers. Good at using people to get their work done. Interacts only when they could get some use from the other.
Ilania
A name for a girl who is very pretty so sweet and nice she is very trustworthy and always wants to do what it right she is truly an angel on earth.
Woman: I need a name for my baby that would discribe what I want her to be
Friend: what about Ilania?
Friend: what about Ilania?
Ilania by Invalid username March 17, 2019
Ilaria
"Oh sorry I still appreciate you for what you are yet right now I couldn't give you what you deserve nor what you would be wanting to give me"
Ilaria by Ephestione December 5, 2004
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