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1. An African brand of sports shoes, equipment and clothing.

2. An acronym for Unstoppable Moves! Relentless Evolution Encompassing Sports.

3. A line marking the boundary of an object figure, showing a shape or symbol that helps identify what something is or what it represents. It is a name coined from the German word umriss.
UMREES is one of the few sportswear brands with African origin.
UMREES by iAlphabets October 28, 2021
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Is the name of an African sportswear company focusing on sports apparel and sporting goods. The name came about as an acronym for Unstoppable Moves relentless evolution Encompassing sports.
He is studying hard and also balling hard for that for that umrees scholarship
umrees by iAlphabets November 6, 2021

umteen hours 

it is an undefined amount of time, a lot of time but it hasnt been exactly count or kept track of
you've been gone for fifty-eleven days umteen hours
umteen hours by MStock December 28, 2005
How did you screw that up? We only described it to you umteen times!
Umteen by OmegaMet November 12, 2012
one of the most breathtaking girl- beautiful features and hair. A amazing person- hilarious and fun to be around. You can know her for a little time and love her. Has a secret admirer who names starts with A… can’t spell but that’s okay. Has double d’s and a amazing ass.

Person 1- hey do you know ureen!
person 2- oh you mean that beautiful girl 😩
Ureen is a goddess
ureen by coffeedrink June 30, 2021

umteenth 

Large number in sucession
She was the umteenth peson to arrive to the science fair.
umteenth by Boots2014 August 29, 2016
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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The phenomenon where adults salivate at children's toys
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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