suroush
Used to define a male who has a incredibly annoying personality commonly used in the english town of leamington spa as local slang
suroush by TheEverythingOne February 1, 2012
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Soroush
A Persian name meaning a "messenger angel" or "the voice of the heavens". It is generally a male name.
The female equivalent is Fereshteh.
The female equivalent is Fereshteh.
Soroush by PersianCatMeow September 7, 2009
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Soroush
Soroush
1. A word that can be used in any part of speach to mean something cool, good, funny, etc.
Do not use it as an exclamation or pronoun, it makes you look uncivilized.
2. One of the coolest and nicest people on the planet.
Do not use it as an exclamation or pronoun, it makes you look uncivilized.
2. One of the coolest and nicest people on the planet.
Verb: He Soroushed it, making it very awesome.
Noun: That was wildest Soroush I have seen.
Adverb: Her invention was Soroushingly innovated.
Adjective: All those cute guys look so Soroush.
Noun: That was wildest Soroush I have seen.
Adverb: Her invention was Soroushingly innovated.
Adjective: All those cute guys look so Soroush.
Soroush by Tips and Tricks February 8, 2008
scroush
A butthole that is dripping a combination of diarrhea and semen after intense anal penetration and orgasm in which the dominator finishes in the anal cavity of the receiver.
scroush by stevesaweiny028 July 28, 2016
Soroush
1- (permitted) messenger; 2- (in ancient times) angel messenger, angel; 3- (permissible) a message that comes from the unseen world, inspiration; 4- (in ancient times) Gabriel; 5- (in Iranian music) a corner in the Mahor instrument; 6- (in chronology) the 17th day of every solar month in ancient Iran; 7- (Notice) The fame of Mohammad Ali Isfahani 13th century AH Iranian poet of the court of Naser al-Din Shah, nicknamed Shams al-Shaara.
most Persian people uses this name
Basically it means an Angel Messenger (male) and the other name of Gabriel.
pronunciation: soruš
most Persian people uses this name
Basically it means an Angel Messenger (male) and the other name of Gabriel.
pronunciation: soruš
His name is Soroush.
Soroush by TheSilentMan August 26, 2022
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