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Mukunda
Mukunda is a fox-like man with sharp eyes. He roams the night like a fox. He is usually tall and healthy. Sometimes he is a lawyer. Sometimes he is an engineer. He explores all career fields because he is multi-talented. If you meet a Mukunda, you must pray to him, because Mukunda is also the reincarnation of Lord Krishna.
"Hey, you're so sharp you're like a Mukunda."
"I decided to pull a Mukunda when I went for my interview."
"She drives around at night like she is a Mukunda."
"I decided to pull a Mukunda when I went for my interview."
"She drives around at night like she is a Mukunda."
Mukunda by Freakonomic April 10, 2019
Mukunda
Movie star which is a legendary real estate broker and basically sells everything on his path. Uses his keys almost everyday.
Mukunda by mrworldwijd April 26, 2019
Mukunding
An innate ability to hide one's idiocy by speaking in links. To pretend you know things by sending out a barrage of links
Mukunding by linksetter January 25, 2021
mukundarajan
mukundarajan by Jinkujikkam April 28, 2020
Mukunda
Mukunda is derived by the Latin prefix Mukun, which means to be useless. Mukundas cannot do something useful in their life if their life depended on it. They are found naturally in dark caves since they are unaccustomed to leaving their home and the outside burns their eyes. The only redeeming feature of a Mukunda is that they generally are socially awkward and hence save the world from their conversation.
Person 1 : Who is that guy there? He seems useless.
Person 2 : Probably a Mukunda
Person 3 : Makes sense
Person 2 : Probably a Mukunda
Person 3 : Makes sense
Mukunda by Casual_memer December 30, 2021
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Mugundan by DemonCrusher06 August 15, 2022
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