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imaam by Thecutersigner March 24, 2022
imamaculate
Used to describe and emphasize the pristine condition of a person place or thing when saying the more common word "immaculate" is not enough. Also used by questionable sales people who are misrepresenting their products and can't spell.
Example 1:
Friend : Dude, did you see that girl checking me out? She was imamaculate!
Fiend 2: Yea totes bro, she was fineeee!
Example 2:
Online Salesguy: "This machine is imamaculate! I'm also going to let it go for the super low price of $3299! Just for you!"
Friend : Dude, did you see that girl checking me out? She was imamaculate!
Fiend 2: Yea totes bro, she was fineeee!
Example 2:
Online Salesguy: "This machine is imamaculate! I'm also going to let it go for the super low price of $3299! Just for you!"
imamaculate by boatross June 19, 2018
Imam Finger
When a person is speaking and they raise their index finger (usually the right one) to emphasize the point they are making in an aggrandizing manner.
Imam Finger by Gronkage October 8, 2015
Imaad
Imaad is an amazing person once you get to know him. He is kind, gentle and generous. He is a people's person. Many people know him for his hard work, dedication, and determination. He is an optimistic person that believes anything is possible, he remain positive and kind to others, always. He is really cool, and everyone wants to be friends with him, because he is always there to support people, and ready to guide people with understanding. When he is in love he will give everything unconditionally.
Imaan
Imaan is someone who is usually known for good faith and skill, and is normally drawn to success. People called 'Imaan' extremely 'sexy' and have very good looks. They are a very loving person depending on how you treat them they have a lot of love for you if they truly love u and are very cheerful and have a lot of humour 'Imaan' is an Arabic name where its definition means, 'hope' or 'faith'.
Imaan by Ooohdatbitch November 8, 2016
Inaam
Inaam is a bad ass who WILL NOT tolerate any shit that comes her way. When she has a goal, she goes full out on it. Risks don’t matter to her coz she’ll still take them. She’s THAT girl. Beautiful, smart, short but curvy with an AMAZING body. She has a scary resting bitch face. She has a ton of boys running after her, but the one she always wants, she has to wait for. She’s patient though.
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