uberlicious
She is so uberlicious!
uberlicious by Anonymous May 17, 2003
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Uberlicious Girl
Noun: The most beautiful girl one can come across. An Uberlicious girl is that special someone that warms your heart and tickles your soul no matter what. One will grow fond of her because she is genuine and true to herself.
Uberlicious Girl by ToniBear February 13, 2008
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