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What is Syrah?
Pulling an syrah defines being extremely dry after someone put a lot of effort into replying to her texts. The most common answers are ‘tof’, ‘oei’, ‘wow’ or ‘leuk’.
Wow she replied so dry, she is pulling a syrah
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Syrah - video
Syrah - what is it?
Syrah means life and journey. Syrah and Shaistah share a bond like a candle stick and it’s fire. Together they light up all darkness. Syrah is the most beautiful girl and first born she is the light to peoples lives. Syrah is precious and pious and everlasting.
I love Syrah she has such a kind heart!
What does "Syrah" mean?
A beautiful woman. Too beautiful for words. She’s absolutely stunning and perfect in every way. Her beauty will never matched. Everything about her is beautiful. She has to many greate features to name all at once, but her tummy is one of the cutes things in the world. At the same time her hair is just gorgeous, Also she has the cutes nose in the world. There are to many features to name. She’s very strong and sometimes independent. She will always have you smiling and keep you laughing. She’s just so silly. I don’t know anyone that cares more about her friends. And she will sacrifice her own happiness for them. She’s truly and original. She’s the sweetest girl with a voice that could end a war with one sentence. She’s always there to support me evan when I mess up. She’s not that type of girl who you pick up at the bar and take home. She will enchant you in every way possible. She’ll leave imprints on your heart that will never go away. There will never be a girl like her trust me.
Syrah the girl who is enchantingly beautiful.
Syrah - what does it mean?
French Alteration for Shiraz,
A variety of black grape cultivated especially in Australia, southern France, and the United States;
Full bodied red-wine made from the Syrah grape;
Person a: What is the name of this wine, exactly? Syrah or Shiraz?
Person b: Originally, it's Shiraz. Because the best black grape for making this kind of red-wine is from Shiraz, the city in Iran, and from the belief that the vine was brought to Europ from Iran during the Crusades.