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Riding on the back of someone else's bike.
"I need to get to school before I'm late!! " "here you can vurn on my bike! "
vurn by Vurn_creator September 9, 2021
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Loving ,fun of energy, goes all out for the people they love, is a full on mama bear. Not one to mess with. Is always concerned about the people they care about. Most times the life of the party. Loves strong.

Always giving more than they receive.
Is her name Vurnica?
Vurnica by Pearls22b May 9, 2022
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vurn vurnetta Vurnica Vurny
Vurny is probably the only name out there for only 1 person, if you were to know this person you are in luck of finding true love, friendship
Do you know a vurny? if so you're the best just know that
Vurny by vurny December 12, 2010
Vurnetta is a nice tough person. And is genuinely nice and if she dont like nothing about u shes going to say it. But if your really close to her like family shes going to give u what u need. And if she detects your messing with her family or grandchildren or grandchildren and children shes going to have a big problem and u are to. Vurnetta likes to have fun and go shopping and cooking. But most importantly she loves to be with her family.
Wow did u see his grand mother vurnetta shes a tough cookie. Bet not make her mad
vurnetta by Sniya May 17, 2018
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