Vandaling

Some new form of grammar for the already existing word of vandalize. Vandaling seems to originate from a cardboard sign with the ingenious slogan "stop vandaling education" held up by a *teacher* as form of protest.

No further comments about that.....

May in future be written that way referring to the forgone source or because the person using vandaling is dumb and doesn´t know any better.

Hopefully this word stops existing before becoming a trend.

"STOP VANDALING EDUCATION FIANNA FAILl! OUT!"
"Dude, what´s up with this sentence?"
"Lol, you won´t believe it, but I saw this picture on the nets with this teacher chick holding up a sign with that slogan."
"You´re lying aren´t ya?"
"No, it´s true. Never seen it? I´ll show it to ya."

"Vandaling. It´s a perfectly cromulent word."
"What?!"

by Mataza August 26, 2009

vandalize

To damage or destroy someone else property.

Verona spray printed Daniel's house without asking for permission, Daniel had said to her she had vandalize his property. Now he has to pay lots of money to fix the damage.

by Mary-Potter December 4, 2017

Vandalism

Damage to a place without people knowing

There was vandalism at my school this weekend

by Vandalsism November 30, 2016

vandalated

A combination of vandalized and violated

He hit me and my car with his baseball bat, I feel vandalated.

by Sydelgado November 30, 2016

the vandals

awsome underground band who will never sell out to mtv. or i will cry.

coolkid1-do you like the vandals?
coolkid2-hell yeah!
mainstreamkid-who are they? are they on mtv?
coolkids-no. roll over and die, mainstream kid.

by frogirl April 13, 2005

vandalism

Vandalism is any bad-faith editing of a wiki on purpose.

He regularly commited vandalism on Wikipedia; he replaced articles with "F*** F*** F*** F***".

by Absol00tZer0 January 1, 2007

vandals

Sandals that are made out of old Vans shoes.

My old Vans slip-ons have so many holes in them that I decided to turn them into vandals.

by dejaflu May 8, 2010