joziar
Usually very negative, makes jokes about serious situations. Thinks he can say whatever he wants because "he is poppin." Has been hacked 16 times on Instagram.
joziar by Watermalondreabananaquisha June 16, 2016
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Joziah
A funny, mean, but really intelligent and bright young man. He is super sexy but a lot of people are afraid to ask him out. He is very nasty & freaky. He has struggles of staying to himself. He sticks up for family and friends. Has no fear of anything. People get his kindness confused as something else. Get you a Joziah, he will make you the happiest!
Joziah by Cute Boy Names March 18, 2018
Joziah
Avery young sexy man who kind of resembles Kristopher London. Although he may be a man of few words his rather large penis makes up for it. The ladies cream when they hear the amount of Fortnite dubs he has, so many in fact that I creamed 3 times while writing this.
Jozier
Jozier is a guy who is generally tall and enjoys playing basketball, Girls named Hollu will tend to find love with eachother
Jozier by CoolNames4Life August 18, 2020
jozarie
Jozarie above all
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