jayaram
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Jayaraj
Jayaraj means "King of victory" in Sanskrit.
A guy who will always help you out. He would never let you down and always care for you. This guy is literally the definition of perfect. He takes his work seriously and takes appropriate measures in any situation.
A guy who will always help you out. He would never let you down and always care for you. This guy is literally the definition of perfect. He takes his work seriously and takes appropriate measures in any situation.
Jayaraj by CHADSTER96024 October 10, 2021
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Jayramrod
Does he not realise she sent him a photo of a mans butt? If he jerks off to that, he is a real jayramrod...
Jayramrod by saucyboi300 January 4, 2020
jamaramin
Dude 1: hey what are you gonna do today?
Dude 2: I'm Jamaramin dude.
Dude 1: alright, let me know when you have it figured out
Dude 2: I'm Jamaramin dude.
Dude 1: alright, let me know when you have it figured out
jamaramin by thasnargoblin August 18, 2009
jayram
A tall indian guy with an iq of a gold fish falling under the top 101% of the world. He likes to play tennis and has curly and a curvy hair and body. He always has banana in his bag. He has no friends fortunatedly but at least he has a dog who only knows to bark.
This is Jayram
jayram by The guy who known himself April 11, 2019
jayarani
One of the optimistic girl ever. She will be always happy and make other's happy too. Caring and loyal, she has a strong sense of what is right and wrong. As she needs time to herself but people are the main focus of her life. Caring and thoughtful . She is with me in when I was low .. as mother, sister, love and many more . The bond between me and her is something different which I cannot explain in words
We love Jayarani
Jayara
Jayara by JK Rofling February 8, 2021
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