Jezebel

[Sarah]

Phoenician princess and queen of Israel as the wife of Ahab. According to the Bible, she encouraged idolatry and was ultimately killed by Jehu. 2. A woman who is regarded as evil and scheming.

[Sonia]

A female who is seeking attention from and possibly plotting to use someone who is wealthy or otherwise desirable in order to gain status in society.
She is often beautiful and knows it, she uses her looks to her advantage to lure in her next victim.
She doesnt enjoy being out of the loop, she very much has to be the center of attention but also doesnt have many real friends because of how shallow she is.
She will do anything and will use anyone to get what she wants. She is interested in the people shes interested in purely as a status symbol and will toss them away and move on when they no longer satisfy what she wants.

[Justin Bieber]

A well dressed lady

[Justin Bieber]

Jezebel has beautiful hair,very curious, affectionet, loves to explore, and is assumed to be part donkey, dog, human, pig, vampire, chicken, and cow. She is sexy and always lies in a model pose on a couch. She is rebellious, and will always try and suceed to be number 1.

[Becky]

A girl who likes to get whamed at every party, and gets pregnant at -16

[Magaret]

pulchritudinous woman. bridal model. she is found amongst black dahlias under light cast from moonbeams emanating from parted, [cobalt blue] cumulus clouds adorning [the blue velvet] sky. she has pale, ivory white skin that looks powder blue in the dim-lit night and silky, fine blue-violet hair that curls around her face under a crown of pale lilac roses and a [diaphanous] georgette veil flipped over and sweeping behind her. usually encircled by a halo of glowing moths that create an illumined aura around her silhouette. she is delicate, nubile, and lithe.

[Magaret]

(fl. 9th century BC), a Phoenician princess, traditionally the great-aunt of Dido and in the Bible the wife of Ahab king of Israel. She was denounced by Elijah for introducing the worship of Baal into Israel (1 Kings 16:31, 21:5–15, 2 Kings 9:30–7). Her use of make-up was especially condemned by Puritan England.