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Ja’dore 

A Ja’dore is pretty, skinny and nice but don’t get on their bad side, A Ja’dore is loyal and will always be loyal, They can be smart and dumb sometimes and there very funny and also they are a barb🦄
Ja’dore lookin real sexy

Ja’dore STOPPP😂
Ja’dore by Chun-swae November 20, 2023
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Jadore Lior 

n, a noun for the aftershave that can only be found in the country of Israel. Jadore Lior is a scent by the famous Jewish journalist Lior Stein.
Shaun bought Lior a gift.

Shaun "Lior i have a gift for you its a 100ml bottle of Jadore Lior

Lior "Omg Shaun your too kind! Thanks so much!
J'adore is literally translated as "I adore".

J'aime is "I love".

In order to say "I adore you", one would say "Je t'adore", which is <Je> meaning "I"; <tu> meaning "you"; and <adore> meaning "adore". You drop the "u" in "tu" because adore begins with a vowel.
J'adore la femme.
I adore women.
J'adore by Language Ninja August 5, 2009
French for "I adore you" not "I love you". "I love you" is "j'taime"

In Franch J'adore (I adore you) is stronger than J'taime (I love you).
"J'adore une femmes"
I adore women
j'adore by SKiB September 21, 2005
French for "I adore you" not "I love you". "I love you" is "j'aime"

In French J'adore (I adore you) is stronger than J'aime (I love/like you).
"J'adore les femmes"
I adore women
j'adore by Micah M April 14, 2006
A wonderful female fragrance by Christian Dior that will definitely make a girl a real guy magnet. Guys will definitely be attracted to the girls who wear this sweet and sensual aroma on their bodies.
Darn dude, that pretty girl who walked by, she has got to be wearing J'adore. Lets go hit on her. I love that smell on girls.
J'adore by Seantronik May 6, 2010
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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