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Tanweer is a cute ass boy with freckles and fluffy hair.He looks especially hot and swag when wearing a beanie. If you find a Tanweer be careful bc you might faint
Bff 1: Omg did you see that hot boy named Tanweer?
Bff 2: I KNOW RIGHT HE IS SO HOT
Tanweer by strawberrylol June 8, 2021
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Wow look at that filthy tanweer dangling there.
tanweer by holy grail December 4, 2013
Tanweer. is a guy who is so mean and horrible, Tanweer loves Hayley. Tanweer is obsessed with Hayley. Tanweer is so cute and he has the best voice ever, everyone wants to be him. HE IS AMAZINGLY STUPID. boys like him more than girls do because hes nice to them.
girl: have you met tanweer hes so mean
boy: no hes awesome, HES AMAZING
tanweer by haylzz60s September 20, 2013
A person who is awesome all the while being extremely emotionally inert. Awesomeness redefined.
Tanzeer is one "Siddique enterprises" away from being BATMAN.
tanzeer by Discodancer1234 December 27, 2013
A person who is awesome all the while being extremely emotionally inert. Awesomeness redefined.
I'm sad because I'm not as tanzeer as him.
tanzeer by Discodancer1234 December 27, 2013
you are so good at maths, you must be a tanzeer
tanzeer by Discodancer1234 December 27, 2013
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