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Definition of beautimous
beautimous
- beautiful
Last edited on Jul 10 2005. Submitted by Julie on Jul 10 2005.
expression
- All of these words (Beautiful, awesome, and goregous) put into one meaning.
Last edited on Nov 05 2016. Submitted by Anonymous on Nov 05 2016.
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