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Rhianne is a kind, friendly girl who is often misunderstood and would do anything for the people she is close with, she has grown in my a beautiful young woman and has a bright future ahead of her, her attitude is bound to take her places
Look there’s Rhianne! God she’s beautiful!
Rhianne by big carrot 123 August 19, 2018
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Raianne or Rayan, is a beautiful both feminine and masculine name that originates from Arabic. Ray, is the three letters root where the word Raianne originated from and it means watering planets or making fresh. If something described as Raianne or Rayan that means it is fresh, vital and lively. The word is mostly used as an adjective to describe a lively, fresh, and youthful face looking.
Hey Raiaane, what's up princess.

Good, how are you?
I am doing good, you look very Raianne today.

Ohhhh, thank you. < that sound girls make all the time and I never been able to say.
Raianne by allawee September 30, 2011
A beautiful girl, slightly dopey, can be a right pain in the ass, but amazing at the same time.

Ali's property.
oh my i got myself a rhianne <3
rhianne by acreminis September 25, 2010
rhianne is a chicken.
she is beautiful, and very photogenic!
shes always there for her friends and she is very sweet and caring for everyone!(:
she finda alot of things funny, but will care after!
*girl falls down the stairs*
rhianne: *cracks up laughing* omgosh are you okay? i feel so bad for laughing, here let me help you!
Rhianne by lj1997 June 29, 2011
Beautiful
Intelligent
Talented
Cunning
Horny
Bet you wish you were a Rhianne now
rhianne by Ammiee July 13, 2003
Usually lovely until found being the one she loves even once over she may try to get back together and will never stop
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