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Temekia the woman
temekia by Temekia December 21, 2016
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A Beauty that doesn't stop shining

See: A Creative, Strong Black woman, Quirky, Cute, Independent, Sarcastic, Waffle-lover, Forever clutching non-existent pearls
A Tamekia finds inspiration everywhere

A Tamekia will only sell her Turnips when the stock prices are high
Tamekia by GradeAHo July 6, 2020
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tremekian 

Tremekian is the people of the land of Tremek, where car videos are our bibles...and we eat, drink, and sleep in the "Biggest Thread" which we communicate about absolutely nothing...
Tremekians rule the land of car videos!!!!!
tremekian by HKSevo October 3, 2007
The Most Beautiful Girl That Will Take Your Man In An HeartBeat And She Is Si Good In The Bed
Person 1: Do u see that girl
Person2: Yeah, That's A Tamekia
Tamekia by Lola9356 September 15, 2016
Super Sweet and kind, if you find a Temeka never let her go. She works with her heart more than her head. If she is not passionate about something she will not put in 100% effort. She is beautiful, kind, compassionate and so muchmore.
Person 1: You know Temeka right?
Person 2: Yeah she is so kind and pretty
TEMEKA by L_tctlover February 3, 2022
The Baddest Bitch straight out da 242.
Temecia the baddest don’t y’all ever forget it.
Temecia by TTbuddafly November 23, 2021
The Baddest B straight out da 242.
Temecia the baddest don’t y’all ever forget it.
Temecia by TTbuddafly November 23, 2021
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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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