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That king name is Iyier
iyier by anonymous April 28, 2024
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Wussy Iyer Boy 

An Iyer boy (most of them actually) who even if he has a PhD in some science stream will not start anything on Tuesday because he does not want to offend his parent's beliefs. In fact he never goes against his Iyer beliefs even if they are stupid and will marry the girl that his mom and dad choose for him.
Rajagopal is such a wussy Iyer boy. He does not clip his nails after dark.
Wussy Iyer Boy by Hellsangel May 15, 2013
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Prabhakarna Sripalawardhana Atapattu Jayasuriya Laxmansriramkrishna Shivavenkata Rajasekara Sriniwasana Trichipalli Yekya Parampeel Parambatur Chinnaswami Muthuswami Venugopal Iyer 

He can make you reach Goa by just introduction , has a very sharp memory , loves his family and is very helpful.
Prabhakarna Sripalawardhana Atapattu Jayasuriya Laxmansriramkrishna Shivavenkata Rajasekara Sriniwasana Trichipalli Yekya Parampeel Parambatur Chinnaswami Muthuswami Venugopal Iyer , boom you reached GOA.
It means a short girl who has big eyes and she likes partying girl ,she has a nice attitude toward her friends and she always carries a lip gloss ( FBI) with herself and she is romatic
hey iyera
Iyera by anonymous December 2, 2021
Iyer by fetchilaskonish January 17, 2021
An informal, jovial greeting, originates from "hiya". Used commonly in Liverpool where "iyer" is easier to pronounce than "hiya".
Alice: 'Iyer bob, how are you?"
Bob: 'I'm great thanks Alice, and you?
iyer by CestLaVieEtToi April 8, 2010
Ijiere is a boy who is funny crazy and cannot take him out in public and plays basketball and dance when he’s bored
I see some one acting retarded there’s another ijiere
ijiere by Brando Chinese February 11, 2019
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