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Strong, beautiful peaceful force of nature. Spanish for stone and the name of two beautiful rivers one in Colorado and one in Spain. Both place of reverence and beauty, nature. Girls who carry this name are well balance. Going with the flow of what life has to offer but having strong convictions. Piedra sums up beauty, strength, and nature.
By the River Piedra I sat down and wept was one of my favorite books by Paulo Coelho. Piedra is deeply tied to both stone and river no wonder she's a force of nature.
Piedra by musicismymantra December 16, 2019
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ay, papo, tienes piedra?
piedra by dcutt April 29, 2006
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Algo extremadamente precario y damnificado
Que piedra que vivas en el oeste de caracas marico
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Gordo Piedra 

When your brain is so big. Someone might call you a Gordo piedra when you get a good grade on a test, or make smart decisions. Also can be used sarcastically when someone does something stupid.
Wow, your such a Gordo piedra for figuring out how to do that math problem.
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Pedram is a Persian word, meaning either "successful" in Farsi or "Good news." Pedram is a motivated person who studies hard but also has loyalty and supports those around him. Pedram is commonly used in central and east Iran but also has popularity as far west as Ekbatana (Hamedan) and beyond Iranian political borders into the Iranian diaspora in greater middleast and in Europe or US.
Pedram often shows up on time.
Pedram by PersianLiterature November 3, 2014

predrafter 

An individual that composes a text message or email and saves it as a draft in their Blackberry or other mobile device to send out at the optimal moment.
"Angela is such a predrafter, she is way to quick with the replies."
predrafter by tornadowatch February 3, 2010
A girl who's funny, loving, ambitious, and adorable. She always cheers you up if you're sad. She is always loyal and will stick by your side. She is a great friend. Everybody who passes her up is missing out on a lot.
"OML that girl is so nice she is such a Phedra."
"You're so lucky I wish I had a friend that's like a Phedra"
Phedra by Piero Romano December 31, 2016
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