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What is promises?
Basically, its a new way of lying. Mainly used by guys who want girls to get off their backs. Also see lies
Boy:I will always love you.
Girl:promise?
boy:yup. I promise.
Two weeks later -
Boy:I'm sorry. It's over.
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Promises - what is it?
something that you are committed to and you don't break what you say your committed to.
I promise to be forever yours.
What does "promises" mean?
A female that just wanna make money and stay out the way. Promises are very underestimated.
Promise is so cute and funny is shit.
Promises - what does it mean?
Promise is a word and can be a used as a name promise is a young girl she is very goofy,smart,and love her family she as a funny laugh that make others langh
Promise a good funny girl
Promises - meaning
The past tense of Promise. Made sure they will do something or that something will happen.
"I promised to go to the park at 2:30pm"
"He promised to stop with the jokes but he didn't stop"
Promises - definition
Something that you can't break. Ever.
"Promise?" - Finn
"Promise." - Eleven
Promises - slang
Something that many people make but few people keep.
I promise I'll pay you the money back.
Promises
In British English, "on a promise" simply means that you have arranged to or at least expect to have sex with someone in the near future - usually your regular partner.
Sorry, Dave. No drinks for me tonight. The wife found the handcuffs we used on our weddin' night, so it looks like I'm on a promise, know what I mean?
Promises
The definition of Beautiful. The real meaning of 'One in a million'. Usually of exqusite natural beauty. Smart & Witty, headstrong & focussed. Determined, stubborn as hell! Loving and playful. The most fabulous smile, which lights up a room. Simply stunning inside and out. A diamond in the rough.
You are truely blessed if you ever meet a Promise...
Promises
Someone or something that has the potential to be awesome.
awesome potential hopeful valuable
"He seems like a promising politician" (note: awesomeness, here, is rarely seen)
"Her plan to invest in earplugs for the deaf sounds promising"