jelicha
A crazy person that eats too many hot Cheetos. Loves the Disney channel original movies and is the best at solving clues in an escape. Most likely married to a privileged white male.
jelicha by poopskinnedboy January 28, 2022
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Jelicia
A Spectacular Girl, She's sweet, Amazing, Kind, but... can be a bit evil, but the cute type of evil, you'd be lucky to have a girl like her
Jelicia by A Simple Boyfriend November 17, 2017
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Jericha
A confident, sexy, strong woman, who likes to shake her booty at zumba. Knows how to make people feel good (interpret how you want). Constant positive attitude.
Jericha by miss_thang55555 February 3, 2010
Jelica
Jelica is the name of girl who is hot asff, has a perfect body, is 5'1, has brown hair. literally heather. if you ever get to know this girl she will be the most perfect you have ever met you should admire her and keep her for the rest of your life. Her beauty and features are amazing. She is the girl who will leave you speechless.
Jelica
Jelica by FuckHisAbusiveWays June 22, 2018
Jelica
Jelica:this name might refer to a Greek person, a ''Hellene.''
The sources of its popularity balance between a saint and a sinner.
On one hand, there is St. Helena, mother to Constantine the Great, whose purity allowed her to discover the True Cross. On the opposite hand, there is the notorious Helen of Troy, whose adulterous flight in the arms of the Trojan prince Paris ''launched a thousand ships'' (in the words of Christopher Marlowe) and started the bloody Trojan War.
The image of the latter Helen's bewitching beauty has lasted through the ages. In a film version of Marlowe's 16th-century play Faustus, the devil offers Helen (portrayed by Elizabeth Taylor) to the title character in exchange for his soul. Faustus swiftly agrees to the bargain.
The sources of its popularity balance between a saint and a sinner.
On one hand, there is St. Helena, mother to Constantine the Great, whose purity allowed her to discover the True Cross. On the opposite hand, there is the notorious Helen of Troy, whose adulterous flight in the arms of the Trojan prince Paris ''launched a thousand ships'' (in the words of Christopher Marlowe) and started the bloody Trojan War.
The image of the latter Helen's bewitching beauty has lasted through the ages. In a film version of Marlowe's 16th-century play Faustus, the devil offers Helen (portrayed by Elizabeth Taylor) to the title character in exchange for his soul. Faustus swiftly agrees to the bargain.
Jelica by HIMYNAMEISBObndimcool August 21, 2011
Jelica Pranjic
Jelica Pranjic by Jelica August 24, 2003
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