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Imilia pronounced imi-lee-a

Imilia is a beautiful bright girl. Normally Brown hair and Brown striking eyes her honey toned skin complements her sharp features.

She is an introverted person but once you crack her shell you wont be able to keep her quite. Although she is soft on the outside her personality is definitely one that should be reconed with, if you get onthe wrong side of her you better start running. Extremly stubborn even when wrong.
Imilia... Ah shes the once that stabbed jake in the eye yesterday. She is really hot.
Imilia by Katiehopkins1987 September 12, 2016
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Imilshipping 

n. A term sometimes used in the fanfiction community by fans of the game Golden Sun to describe a romantic relationship between the non-player character (NPC) Alex and the playable character Mia.

People who support this pairing are called Imilshippers.
I can't stand Imilshipping, Alex is such a jerk, no way he deserves Mia!!@

Ya but if you look at their backstory its actually really sweet...
Imilshipping by jae June 19, 2006
Someone on the apple treadmill of endlessly buying apple products that they dont need on the basis that they think it is uncool.
"Did you see all those people queuing up on the iMilll?"
(On seeing a queue outside an apple store)
iMill by azurro October 21, 2010

imilliany 

Someone who is funny, loyal, can be sarcastic at times but can be a bitch sometimes.
Hey, Imilliany. Thanks for cheering me up. I needed it.
imilliany by Longlivetheqveen May 23, 2022
Short for "Indian mom I'd like to fuck.”
Padma Lakshmi is a total IMILF
IMILF by NPunwani April 7, 2024
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