weshie
weshie by Lesia high June 25, 2016
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Wessie
Wessie by anon157390 August 11, 2014
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weshie • westie • Welshie • wessie • Washiez • Washiefa • washiela • WESTIE BESTIES • washie washie • Washiez Car wash
westie condom
westie condom by Gareth Utley August 16, 2005
Bestie westie
Bestie westie by Yafavgurlll May 31, 2018
bestie westies for the resties
Bestie westies for the resties means that you and your bestie slay to the point your bestie westies for the resties.
bestie westies for the resties by tayzor December 6, 2022
Bestie Westie
Bestie Westie by Dr Bunnygirl August 28, 2020
weslie
a female given name (males name Wesley are spelled WESLEY) Weslies are extremely nice people. They can be very shy but once you get to know them they are HILARIOUS. They tend to be very girly or athletic. Maybe both. They're a tad sassy sometimes but it's not real sass, it's usually just a way of flirtation. They're very pretty and if you get the chance to meet one, take it!
weslie by daisysooella March 27, 2014
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