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Khonaye is a rare specimen of sexyness and intelligence. He is a myth, a legend and some call him a God. Only bad bitches can get a man like him. Some people say he once made a bad bitch call him daddy in front of her father.

His dick size lowers the self-esteems of others. Such a rare specimen should be protected at all costs.
I feel sexy today, might call myself Khonaye.
Khonaye by Slick dick daddy November 23, 2021
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Khonaye is rare specimen of sexyness and intelligence.He is a myth, a legend and to others, a God. He likes money and bad bitches, so if you not a bad bitch don't touch him.
I've been getting bad bitches like I'm Khonaye.

I feel so sexy might call myself Khonaye.
Khonaye by Slick dick daddy November 26, 2021
Darkskin dizzy nigga who gets no bitches
You are such a khonaye
Khonaye by 12346hellobruv June 29, 2022

Khongyew 

A guy who can never grow tall
HE IS KHONGYEW
Khongyew by Lyynutz April 8, 2022

Khongyew 

He is so khongyew
Khongyew by Lyynutz April 8, 2022
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