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Compressed, the names literal mean is sensory pleasure. But when you really look into the depths of "suroor" you'll know it's much more.

Suroor as a sense, is what u feel when you're in joy, when you're so knocked out of your senses, you're not aware of what's real and what's not. So yes. It's what u feel when u do mariujuana.

If you choose to name your child this exotic, strange, magnificent, I salute you.

In general, the name can be used for both genders. But who would want to name a boy, suroor? No man can ever live up to such a name. When you hear of Suroor, you will feel joy, pleasure in seeing the dear named such a peaceful and heavenful name.

Most suroor's are delicate China dolls. And if not, then are they really true suroor's?

A Suroor is said to be loved by all. Hated by none and ofcourse, a virgin until marriage.
Natalia: could I have some heroin?

Zemzo: sure. There ya go *gives heroin*

Natalia: Aahh.. I feel so Suroor.

2nd example: the woman walked away with a sense of Suroor as her rights had been recognised.
suroor by Cloverfirelali03 May 13, 2017
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Something or someone that is absolutely flawless, exuding perfection in every way.
She walked into the room with such confidence and grace—her entire vibe was pure suroor.
suroor by sabalanknight December 19, 2024
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