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Sharonda
A strong willed individual who is loving caring kind, but don't like for their kindness to be taken as a weakness. Somone who is big on family and has an amazing soul. They put others before themselves, and will cut you if you cross them.
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sharodd • Sharonda • Sharodiya Suveccha • shawoddywoddy • Shardder • Sharod • Sharodia • sharold • ShaRonDrew • sharon den adel
shawoddywoddy
shawoddywoddy by Dackstar March 27, 2009
Sharod
A person who is smart,athletic,funny.Girls like him which doesn't make since to him.He has 3 sides. A calm side,a crazy side,and a moody side. His nickname is Papa Party Rock
Your one of those Sharod Kids.
Sharonda
Sharonda sharon-da as a name for girls has its root in Hebrew, and the meaning of Sharonda is "a fertile plain". Sharonda is an alternate form of Sharon (Hebrew).
A Sharonda is creative , funny , multi-talented , and quick witted. Sharonda's are very attractive , normally born under the sign of the Gemini Sharonda is truly a blessing . If you got one you better keep it and never let it go . A Sharonda normally comes once in a lifetime .
A Sharonda is creative , funny , multi-talented , and quick witted. Sharonda's are very attractive , normally born under the sign of the Gemini Sharonda is truly a blessing . If you got one you better keep it and never let it go . A Sharonda normally comes once in a lifetime .
Sharonda by TheRealOne98 December 21, 2016
ShaRonDrew
The act of being charged just the right amount to feel like you paid too much to begin with but leave the experience satisfied and happy.
I bought a room down at that fancy downtown hotel to impress my spouse. Wow was it expensive, but it was also such a great experience. I love that ShaRonDrew feeling!
ShaRonDrew by ZmanRules December 10, 2020
Shardder
Sharp Cheddar cheese.
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