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radda
Radda
This word is mostly widespread by some boys from 2016 batch of students from JNV Narla,India
It's mostly used as adjective to any word.
Radda specifically means anything, which can used at anytime, anywhere.
It's also a noun as a representative of friend or pal.
It can be used stand alone just to give something more weight or give the sentence a balance to it.
It's mostly used as adjective to any word.
Radda specifically means anything, which can used at anytime, anywhere.
It's also a noun as a representative of friend or pal.
It can be used stand alone just to give something more weight or give the sentence a balance to it.
Hey,did you see my Radda bike?
You and me are Radda for life.
Tomorrow's Radda will going to be fun.
You and me are Radda for life.
Tomorrow's Radda will going to be fun.
Radda by kasmiceffect June 27, 2018
Radda
The funniest and most unique girl in the world. If you know a Radda, you're really lucky. She has beautiful deep brown eyes and flowing brown hair. She will never fucking stop talking about her Bulgarian family, but it's funny because she starts randomly screaming and dancing in the middle of her sentences. Maybe that's a problem. But she's Radda lol problems don't count
Radda by yeeeeeetfück February 13, 2017
Radda Radda
A noun, adjective, adverb, response, and verb that can be used instead of anything. Popularized by the cartoon, Chowder.
Radda Radda by LongDong McHugenrod June 26, 2009
Rawda
Rawda is the type of girl who is extremely loyal but will turn on you once you break her trust. She also enjoys learning new things and going new places, all for the experience. Not only that, but she’s passionate about the things she loves. If you’re close enough to a Rawda, there’s a chance she’ll text you at 3 am while having an existential crisis.
Any person would be lucky enough to meet and get close to Rawda. She’s special, and you don’t want to lose someone like her.
Any person would be lucky enough to meet and get close to Rawda. She’s special, and you don’t want to lose someone like her.
Rawda by medusaalair January 25, 2020
Radka
One of the best people you can ever meet. She is smart, funny and creative. She has a pitch dark sense of humor, that will make you laugh even if you don't want to. She writes the best stories ever and will be a very successful author one day!
Radka by Queen_of_darkness November 11, 2020
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