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Damn, that girl got a Soubir
soubir by Notunugget November 1, 2017
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someone very CRAZY. very nice and warm hearted. loves to have fun and goof around. usually the party starter. she is sometimes kept to herself and 99 out of the 100 times a subira has a bestfriend named amanda. a subira is someone you meet once in a life time so if you ever run in to one.... be thankful you met her.
damn!!! thats a subira you got right there!
subira by anonyymousse July 5, 2012
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An amazing guy who is perfect at everything. Any girl who sees him falls in love. Usually wears glasses and loves running. Usually becomes a billionaire before 30.
Sobir is an perfect man.
sobir by MrCarrotV2 October 25, 2020
Subir is the general name/term for lawyers. These people often don't reveal their real name and also don't tell anyone where they live.
Subir is Peter's lawyer!
Subir by Sam Millar April 25, 2007
A guy who loves to be bald, tried to have some fantastic hair styles but prefer to be clean and clear on top.
Hey you! Go get some wigs on your head! You do not want to Sobirin yourself up, dont you?
sobirin by Dr.Dre67 December 30, 2017
comes from the word Shurveer, brave in indian language, more of a bengali name
He is a great warrior , shubir
shubir by s r khanna October 4, 2009
A character from Yun Kouga's manga series 'Loveless'. He enjoys the company of one 'Ritsuka Aoyagi', from whom he wants to take his ears. Also known as 'Beloved', he is Ritsuka's fighter.
Yuiko: hey, who's the old guy staring at you from the bench?
Ritsuka: oh, don't mind him, he's just Soubi.
Soubi by UpallnightL August 28, 2009
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