mawande
one sexy man. a loyal person who will help others in an instance. everyone needs a friend like Mawande.
mawande by 55cece55boo55 October 17, 2020
Words you can keep
malwande
A Malwande is usually a girl who is shy, but crazy and hilarious once you get to know them. Although they have a low self-esteem they are beautiful and hot they just don't notice it because they are always comparing themselves to society. They are always taking all the negative things society has to say about them to heart and never notice the positive things. Most of them are thick and curvy with big booty's. They take time to open up and when they do it means she really trusts you and is willing to keep you in her life, most of the time they aren't clingy people but once they do become attached they never let go. they can keep conversation's going for long periods of time if they are comfortable around you, you'll never have a dull moment around her. Although they can be rude and mean it is only because you are returning that same energy or they feel you are trying to use them , otherwise they are really nice and kind people. So if you meet one she's a keeper
I don't understand why she is insecure when she is so beautiful
Yeah, i know right she such a Malwande
Yeah, i know right she such a Malwande
malwande by lilpattyrod July 16, 2020
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manandem by the manandem maker November 15, 2021
Makwande
Makwande is a humble person who is willing to put others first before themselves a Makwande motivates you to do better and is always behind you for support. Makwande means growth in isiZulu and is one of the rare names you can find. Having a Makwande in your life is truly a blessing and you must keep them close.
Makwande by Pator Noster November 22, 2021
Mewander
intr.v. me·wan·dered, me·wan·der·ing, me·wan·ders
1. To wander aimlessly around while walking like a penguin and looking dopey as possible.
2. To trave without purpose and look around as though you're seeing everything for the first time.
From Latin maweander dopicus maximus
me·wander·er n.
me·wander·ing·ly adv.
me·wandrous (-drs) adj.
1. To wander aimlessly around while walking like a penguin and looking dopey as possible.
2. To trave without purpose and look around as though you're seeing everything for the first time.
From Latin maweander dopicus maximus
me·wander·er n.
me·wander·ing·ly adv.
me·wandrous (-drs) adj.
My friend Jeff is a mewandering fool.
I mewandered down the halls of my school.
(Names have been changed to protect Geoff)
I mewandered down the halls of my school.
(Names have been changed to protect Geoff)
Mewander by Zach and Geoff July 18, 2003
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malandering by triggatwashington June 19, 2019
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