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A natural leader. An incredible and outstanding person; with a heart of gold, as well as compassionate and comprehensive, that’s why she’s the best person to seek for advice.
Rajwa, a remarkable person.
rajwa by AD5 April 25, 2019
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Rajarshi 

Rajarshi means “Raja” + “Rishi” in Bengali. A king who lives humbly like a saint.

Rajarshi is intelligent, very technologically advanced and has numerous topics of interest.

He’s the ideal man! If you get a chance to make him yours, get the most out of it.
Rajarshi is a man
Rajarshi by RajarshiRishi November 25, 2021

Rajvardhan 

A Lion! Tall, proud, loyal, smart, quick witted, dominating presence, dark and mysterious.
Protective of his young and his pride.

Beast in bed!
Rocks my fantasies!
Kindred soul
Cake even without the icing!
“You need some one in your life you can tell everything to and know in your heart that he will not betray it. Once that person is in your life It’s somewhat liberating to be that vulnerable .”

You made me want to enjoy my life again!
“That guy makes all the ladies wet. He is a total Rajvardhan!”
Rajvardhan by The truth 6987 November 22, 2021
Meaning Queen. But not just any queen, this is The One and Only Queen Rajwant
The One and Only Queen Rajwant knows what she wants and gets it
Rajwant by Donnaisms November 22, 2021
An event that is both randomn and akward, usually but not always, in a sexual situation.
Asking about about Dorney Park when in the throes of a sexual situation would be Rakward.
Rakward by Stephanie Anne Brock November 5, 2006
A malware software that when activated gives control of your computer to the host,
Due that paste bin link is probably RATware
ratware by DPRK Cyber Initiative August 6, 2018
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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