varmaz
varmaz by MrWetPantsu October 5, 2017
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varaz
The polar opposite of a socialist. Likes to overpower people's opinions and think they are a chad when in reality they sadly are not. Varaz's can also be used to describe a person with immense motivation for one day and then has all their motivation removed and dismembered from their souls a week later. Varaz's are also very confident in their opinions.
varaz by Pigeon Suspicion June 24, 2021
varazdin
varazdin by hrascicar2 September 30, 2009
Vermazing
The very opposite of amazing. To embrace mediocrity as a way of life. To be so utterly unimpressive and and lackluster that one begins to wonder if you are even alive. To be a giant among dwarves yet not stand out.
Varmárskóli
Varmárskóli by Hkcn April 29, 2019
varman
A guy who is very amazing.Have a cute smile that can light up your whole life . Not to forget he have a super cute handsome face when he laughs that looks so admirable and addicting to look at. yup, he definitely have that James Dean daydream look in his eyes! Also very intelligent. Down to earth personality and have good leadership skills.Most likely to look like a handsome a doctor you would come across once in a lifetime only.
varman by my_loveisyou May 15, 2018
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