What do you mean by suave? Like... Who has that Naveen-like swagga? :P

yeah, I think of 'suave' and I think Clark Cable so...which princess reminds me most of Rhett Butler...I supposed Jasmine or Tiana?

Well, I didn't know that "suave" means too, but I found its definition.
Description of suave (adjective: suaver; suavest)
smooth and pleasant in manner.
SO really - Jasmine?

lol PPV in America "suave" is typically a word to describe a man. Like a smooth or pleasant MAN. I suppose it can be used to describe a girl (it's also a brand of shampoo). But words like "suave" and "debonair" tend to be typically masculine words.

So rather than "smooth and pleasant" in a femanine sense, I think like smooth-talker, classy guy, and a man can get any woman into bed.

You're more likely to hear someone say "James Bond is suave". Lumier from Beauty and the Beast is the epitome of suave.

yes, nevermind606- the naveen like swaggah ;)

okay, my English teacher will die when find out that I use American words and so on :D I mean we study British language, and she becomes mad for some reason when we say something in American manner..

lol! that's funny. Yes, like in america "bloody" "fanny" "sod" mean very different things than in Britain.

aww, English is hard by itself, but it becomes even harder..

Ok, I feel MUCH better that I am not the only idiot that had to look up suave in the dictionary, LMAO. The definition I found says, " smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication". I chose Aurora. She seems to be the most proper and sophisticated in my opinion.

I thought it meant sophisticated? I looked it up and whats what it said :/ If so then Cinderella or Aurora.

Suave - Charming, confident, and elegant.

Well, Aurora is the most elegant princess IMO, and she's fairly charming.
Or Jasmine, but I've never viewed her as "elegant" in the more classical meaning.