vid

vid is a Sanskrit root meaning "know". It formed the basis for video in Ancient Greek and later Latin. To the East it formed the basis for avidya. In all cases the personal vid meant "knowledge".

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diVIDe there are thousands of others in languages around the world.

by Videography Labs September 17, 2007

Vid

to jinx; to change the result by doing the opposite of what is needed; to expect an outcome only to have the opposite happen

John vidded the Patriots by saying they would win, in the end the Jets destroyed them.

by iamjackburton January 20, 2011

vidding

The act of making fannish music videos. See also: {fanvid, vid}

I love to vid. Vidding is fun!!!!

by Wendy December 13, 2004

Vid

Slovene slang for a jewish person.

You are Suck a Vid!!

by BestJewInTheBlock December 19, 2018

vid

Knowledge obtained by the senses. Primal in origin, but applicable in any hood.

Providence provides vivid evidence dividing vidiot video

by Bob Kiger September 22, 2007

Vid

Name of a very smart, intelligent person, quite easygoing, easy to get along with and easy to love. Vid is also a person who enjoys teasing others in a non-hurtful way and always gives you a lot of positive energy.

One of Vid's cons is that he is very stubborn and it's hard to convince him in something, if he believes the other way.

I'm meeting Vid at 10 o'clock.

by YourLittleTurtle January 11, 2015

VIDS

Versatile Immune Deficiency Syndrome, coined by comic The Black Jester, as a joke specifizing the reality of the out of date GRIDS. A term in the 80s for AIDS.

A man left the pile saying "I need to return the VIDS."

by pornstitute September 21, 2022