Aries
- noun
- /ˈɛəriˌiz/
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Aries
- I swear like Aries horoscope or something always says that an Aries looks good in red.
I swear like Aries horoscope or something always says that an Aries looks good in red.
- I swear like Aries horoscope or something always says that an Aries looks good in red.
- And I I knew that she'd be an Aries son with a rising Taurus.
- And I, I knew that she would be an Aries son with a rising Taurus.
- I like my my step dad's in Aries and he's he's a hot head, like really like he's full of energy and like stubborn and competitive and like a Taurus.
Examples
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As an Aries, he is known for his leadership qualities among his friends.
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I think, sorry, I love Aries, Aries women.
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And we have an icon in the studio with us and also a fellow Aries queen.
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People in my comment section are always like, she has such Aries energy, she's so crazy.
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And my Mercury is Aries, my Venus is Aries, my mid heaven is Aries.
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Honestly, babe, honestly babe, all we got to do is have an Aries kid and you would be forever entertained.
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Aries people are forceful, dynamic, they dote on noise.
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Many individuals believe that an Aries is adventurous and full of energy.
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Being an Aries means you are often seen as passionate and ambitious.
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Etymology
Aries comes from the Latin aries, which means 'ram'. A person called an Aries is thought to be like a ram, energetic and quick to lead.