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a couple name for Ryan and Marissa from the hit show "The OC". They are the best couple on the show.
I wonder what will happen with ryissa tonight.
ryissa by xoKBCox June 2, 2008
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Raissa is not a common name, it is a name given to a female. Raissa is attractive in many ways. People always tend to envy her but she doesn't let it get to her head. She can be the greatest of friends you can have. You can talk bad about her and she won't really care but talk bad about someone she loves and all hell will get lose. She always gives great advice and will always be here whenever someone needs her. Her loyalty runs deep even if yours is not the same for her. She is liked by many especially boys who try to make her theirs, have in mind she is very hard to get but worth it she has self respect and knows how she should be treated. Most of the times she is very intelligent. She follows her heart but uses her head. If you ever meet a Raissa be sure to not let her go you might need her someday.
Boy: Bro have you seen Raissa?i think i like her tbh
Boy 2: Nah man i heard Arnold likes her too but she don't pay him mind
Raissa by Appletreefarms June 19, 2018
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RissAlesi’d

to evade taxes; backyard breeder of golden retrievers; to be manipulated see also its_risselesi’d
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Clarissa/Rissa 

A beautiful, kind, loving girl, who is willing to do anything for her friends,
she is also a gentle kind hearted person who is easy to approach, however she is shy at first but then becomes more comfortable to open her gob.
she loves her bestfriend and will always be there to pick up the pieces and defended them when vulnerable
she's such a clarissa/rissa for sticking up for her!!
"Raissa" (spelled in English with 2 's' to avoid the misreading of 'Raiza') is a common Russian female name with diminutive "Raya." The latter means 'paradisiac' in Russian (or 'from the paradise') and 'princess' or 'mistress' in Arabic, which is why the saying "She is such a raissa" also means "She is such a royalty" (whether 'spoiled brat' or 'lofty' and 'cute'). Historically speaking, the name originates from the Ancient Greek 'Herais' Ηραις, a derivative from the name of the Greek goddess Hera, from which we have words like Hero, Heroic, and even Heraldry (Nobility). That's the main root and meaning of the name RAISSA = Heroic and Noble, with the connotation of Divine (Paradisiacal).
"She is such a raissa" (such a royalty)
Raissa by Timeship July 16, 2018
Raissa is a unique name.

A rare personality, Raissa is a very smart and very influential. She is the greatest and most loyal friend you can have.
She is liked by many especially guys who want to make her theirs, have in mind that she is very hard to get but worth it, she has self-respect and she knows how to be treated. She is a great advisor and she is always there when you need her. Most of the times she is very intelligent. She follows her heart but uses her head. If you are lucky to have her, you would want to share.
Boy 1: Have you seen Raïssa, I think i like her tbh.

Boy 2: Nah man, I heard Arnold likes her too but she doesn't pay him mind.
Raïssa by Royal017 November 5, 2019
Raissa is not a very common name, except in the Philippines. It can be pronounced in many different ways. She is usually a nice girl that has a great personality and always puts everyone before her, even though she knows she will have to worry about herself. Very sweet and always happy looking.
GIRL: Have you seen Raissa? I need to get advice from her.
BOY: Yea, she's over there!
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