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Jaylah
Jaylah is often misunderstood but she is actually one of the most caring & kind person I know. She will literally give you the shirt off her back if you needed it. She's usually very chill and quiet but she can also be a social butterfly. One thing I admire about her was how she could still manage to smile even if everything was falling apart.. like it takes a lot to get her down. The definition of a queen.
Jaylah by thatguyy242 February 5, 2022
Jaylah
A brave confident and beautiful girl who doesn't take shit from anyone.She will literally beat your ass if you mess with her.When she walks everyone gets goose bumps.She has a lot of friend and haters.Once you get to her on the inside she is a really sweet, down to earth person but the hardest part is to earn her trust.
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jaelah by Llllooooolllll December 10, 2017
Jayleah
Someone who is a beast at everything he/she does. Such as running barefoot on a muddy cross country course-or being beyond hot. Sexy and strong. Willing to go the distance.
To describe something of such superb standards it almost cannot be described by any word or sentence or onomatopoeia in the English language. "That is so Jayleah.""This is Jayleah quality." "She puts Jayleah in everything that she does."
Biblical name: Hebrew origin, meaning "Gazelle" which is "beauty and grace", "also worthy cow" as in biblical days cows were very valuable and treasured.
To describe something of such superb standards it almost cannot be described by any word or sentence or onomatopoeia in the English language. "That is so Jayleah.""This is Jayleah quality." "She puts Jayleah in everything that she does."
Biblical name: Hebrew origin, meaning "Gazelle" which is "beauty and grace", "also worthy cow" as in biblical days cows were very valuable and treasured.
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
Bill: want to go to the club?
Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.
B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
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