Sunsia
Shes a Sunsia
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Sunisa
Sunisa is a beautiful girl with a kind heart and is loved by mean people she is loyal, wierd, stubborn, and mean at times. She likes to have fun and she like to do strange things she has a short temper so might not want to mess with her when she’s mad. And by the way don’t get mad because she honest.
Sunisa by Itsssss mee March 8, 2018
Susia
Susia by jaja_sluts March 31, 2009
Sunslapped
When the sun is shining in your face so bright that it feels uncomfortable.
When you take a picture and it turns out too bright.
Opposite of sunkissed.
When you take a picture and it turns out too bright.
Opposite of sunkissed.
Sunslapped by Ampb February 21, 2022
Sunsabitches
Sunsabitches by catamonut October 9, 2008
sundial pizza
the slowest pizza place on the planet. generally tastes like cardboard. average delivery time: 2 hours.
sundial pizza by MATTATTACK22 February 9, 2012
sunia
Beautiful woman, sweet, innocent, intelligent, unique and very easy to fall in love with. Sunia will creep up on you, you'll fall for her and won't understand how it happened.
sunia by Bellejumelle October 18, 2013
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