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Sophia munera

Short Mexican
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al Munira:

An unreal beauty with a face full of light, everyone gets star struck upon meeting her. She looks like a doll. It is obvious that she is royalty and she carries herself like a true Queen. Humble, wise, silent, observant, mysterious, charming, beautiful; her soul is made up of something else. One of the rarest human beings you will ever come across. People often wonder if she’s even real. She has a heart of gold and exchanges kind words to everyone she crosses paths with, she’s always there for everyone around her even when her own world is falling apart. She’s impacted so many people around her in the best way possible. She is a living legend. A noble woman with nothing but goodness in her bestowed by Allah (SWT). Many people try to tear her down but she always rises above and gets better and better. This Queen deserves the world. All she needs is her King. 🖤
Damn sometimes I wonder if Munira’s even real, look at her! “

“Yeah, she’s literally unreal. I love her 😍 “
Munira by Yahilwahayati November 8, 2019
Spanish for doll or wrist.

This term can be used to either playfully indicate the beauty of a woman or describe someone as homosexual.

The beauty deriving from doll and the homosexuality deriving from “limp wrists”
“Look at Matt standing like that
Ha, what a Muñeca”
Muñeca by yaboimbhsykes February 11, 2020
Munira u have to know there is no dictionary in this world could describe you , no enough pages and no enough words and sentences to describe you .

❤️😻🐈
cat ,undesirable , rare , angel , cutie, shy, gorgeous, fabulous, lovely , .... and every thing nice in this language.

munira منيرة
Munira by the cat’s father February 1, 2020

mineral push

V. When floating on an inner tube in a shallow body of water and a large submerged rock takes you by suprise and hits your directly in the asshole.
- dude why is mark crying?

- oh i think he just got mineral pushed and im pretty sure hes bleeding.
mineral push by D$$$$Money August 30, 2011

Mohs Scale of Mineral Hardness 

The Mohs Scale of Mineral Hardness displays the scratch resistance of various minerals through the ability of a harder material to scratch a softer material. It was created in 1812 by geologist Friedrich Mohs. It lists ten minerals, ranging from Talc (Softest Known Mineral) at 1 to Diamond (Hardest Known Mineral) at 10.
Mohs Scale of Mineral Hardness is as follows:

1 - Talc
2 - Gypsum
3 - Calcite
4 - Fluorite
5 - Apatite
6 - Orthoclase Feldspar
7 - Quartz
8 - Topaz
9 - Corundum
10 - Diamond