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Julisha is a person who can be quiet when she wants to, but don't fall for her traps, she is a crazy, loud, caring and an amazing person in general! If you meet a Julisha never let her go, she will go out of her way just to make sure your okay and that you are happy. Julisha is also a person who can get bored easily but that is okay because if you make a joke she will most likely laugh and make everyones mood better, even her own mood!

So basically if you meet a Julisha she is a keeper! Keep her for as long as you can she will never stop caring for you!
Friend 1: Hey who is she?
Friend 2: I don't know but she seems a bit CRAZY
Friend 1: Ohh, must be a Julisha!
Friend 2: Yesss she seems so polite
Julisha by DaBlondieStylessss November 20, 2020
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the song “Big Energy” by Latto
“I heard Naomi changed her name to Julasha and now she’s a bad bitch!
julasha by bestie 💀 May 4, 2022

Jullshit 

When someone named Julie talks a lot bullshit !! Jullshit
She’s talkin Jullshit
Jullshit by Phuckup February 1, 2023
The original name of an African American godess who was very beautiful and was know for her riches.
Welcome Julisha the godess of the 8th centure.
Julisha by Julisha May 15, 2006
A sugary golden liquor that was served to me on a rainy day when visiting my grandmother in Germany and going to a Balkan steak house.
Grandma:"Das Jjulishka ist zu sus fur mich"
Me:"I'll drink it for you"
julishka by GermandudeinUSA December 6, 2013
Big bootied bitch that focuses too much on a dude that can’t see her worth. Kinda weird sometimes but it’s ok cause her personality makes up for it.
“Damn is that Julasha?”

“Yea I heard she’s fine asl”
Julasha by Docre May 4, 2022
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"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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