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This word derives from Sanskrit Language.It is one of the name of KAMDEV,God Of L0VE/SEX of Hinduism.
Kandarp means god of love.
Kandarp by Kandarp July 6, 2007
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The most elite of the thumb tack eating army. Allies with the staple eating army of dingos.
The kandarp is after us!
kandarp by Bovis May 14, 2003
N. Person who lives in Illinois.
"Hello Kandarp!"
Kandarp by spyguy_999 May 5, 2003
kandarp is a man who is very sweet, affectionate and charming. you might fall in love the first time you talk to him. but sometimes, he can an asshole. but it's all a part of it. he is very knowledgeable.
a look at this journalist smiling, such a kandarp
kandarp by rajma2rice April 14, 2025
Any young man who brings all the girls to the yard. And they want more. Because he is so amazingly attractive and smart. They say that one look gives you an orgasm. He's so sexy.
Wow, I just orgasmed from seeing that Kanwarpal

kandaroli 

kandar - who ever one sees
oli - irritates / spoils one time / annoys
kandaroli - a person who pokes his nose into everyones business,
literal meaning - a person who is ready to fu*k who ever he sees
avan oru kandaroli da.
kandaroli by littleAuthor August 21, 2019
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