rhaaf
rhaaf by original king rhaaf December 1, 2010
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Rahaf
The most amazing, pure, awesome, beautiful, giving person you'll ever meet. She's fun to hang out with as well and always there during bad times. You'd be lucky to know a Rahaf.
Rahaf
A very beautiful person
Understands your feelings and is caring she is really nice and would love to be friends with you even tho if your an idiot
Understands your feelings and is caring she is really nice and would love to be friends with you even tho if your an idiot
Rahaf by SOLOtheGOAT October 27, 2019
Rahaf
A name given to attractive Arabian beauties
usually Rahaf is sensitive loves sports
Has her own world and thinks creatively
if she hates a person its hard to get to say sorry to her
She has a pure heart
Good at choosing her friends
Rahaf always has the brightest future
Good at getting attraction and making excuses she is able to attract her crush very easily
She hates shy people
Has a strong believe in herself
usually Rahaf is sensitive loves sports
Has her own world and thinks creatively
if she hates a person its hard to get to say sorry to her
She has a pure heart
Good at choosing her friends
Rahaf always has the brightest future
Good at getting attraction and making excuses she is able to attract her crush very easily
She hates shy people
Has a strong believe in herself
Rahaf by Justin OBQ September 26, 2018
Raafi
raafi is a sweetamon whos hella hood. he’s a goofball but is hella smart at the same time. Raafi isn’t open bout nun but can be honest when he wants to be. he’s one of the realest people you can meet but if you fuck up with him he’ll never talk to you the same and will just straight disrespect you.
Raafi by goonermans May 5, 2018
Rahaf
Awesome friend...keep her or you die...she may seem like she wants to kill you but she’s still a great friend
Rahaf by Giorno gionavana22 September 11, 2020
Rhaatid
Rahtid or Raahtid is a Jamaican expression used to convey surprise or irritation. A mild and acceptable synonym for the word Bumboclaat.
Rhaatid by Raspek_D_I August 8, 2018
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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