by RK Swexx March 21, 2018
The feeling one experiences when one looks into the distance whilst aboard a floating sea vessel and finds that there is no land in sight.
Bob: Aw man, I'm stayin' belowdecks until we reach shore, there's so much water out there!
Dylan: Looks like you've come down with a case of ocean vertigo.
Dylan: Looks like you've come down with a case of ocean vertigo.
by Tersus July 27, 2011
Yea I got a great lap dance from those girls at The Triangle so I paid them with a Vertigo Card Dealing
by SCRUBSBOY17 September 6, 2008
n ; The psychological state of being consumed by hundreds of thousands of omnidirectional forces acting upon a single person. Those who are brought into "slip-space vertigo" often describe the evolution of out of body experiences, feelings of weightlessness, and existential confusion.
Modern and popular methods of achieving "slip-space vertigo" are:
1: Listening to Dubstep
2: Entering slip-space/hyperspace
3: Embracing a conifer
Modern and popular methods of achieving "slip-space vertigo" are:
1: Listening to Dubstep
2: Entering slip-space/hyperspace
3: Embracing a conifer
Dude, last night was EPIC! After the toast roast, your wiccan friend Dave let loose on Jon and threw him into slip-space vertigo.
Yeah? That's sick
I know, I got my ouija game back too.
Yeah? That's sick
I know, I got my ouija game back too.
by Sentiflect August 13, 2011
The sensation when the thought of the rest of your life is overwhelming, dizzying, and usual terrifying, often with strong tones of existential angst.
This is very likely to occur at the time of a quarter-life or midlife crisis, or at the moment of a great change in life - new child, divorce etc.
This is very likely to occur at the time of a quarter-life or midlife crisis, or at the moment of a great change in life - new child, divorce etc.
by Heardabouttheword January 3, 2019
One of the contestants in the singing contest started singing in a strained way when the notes were not high or difficult. Then it became clear that he was suffering from vocal vertigo in fear of the high note to come.
by CantorJohn December 9, 2010
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