Another word for a king or god,Vuk is a hot and art active to females and everyone wants to be his friend his 9 inch long penis is estounding to women and they always want sex with him, a Vuk most commonly has 9 girlfriends (sometimes 10) and is really good at gaming he is usually the first one to get laid.A Vuk usually has your moms phone number so you better watch out.a lot say he is a GOD (which is true)
by ur mm December 10, 2018
"Wolf" in Serbian.
Eng: Wolf, Germ: der Wolf, Swed, Ulv or Varg, Kurd: Varq or Gorg, Pers: Gorg, Fren: Loup.
Eng: Wolf, Germ: der Wolf, Swed, Ulv or Varg, Kurd: Varq or Gorg, Pers: Gorg, Fren: Loup.
by Vuk November 6, 2003
Brave, strong, lonely, distrustful, predator, quiet, dangerous, lightning, cautious, family, social, loyal, conqueror, aggressor, consistent, free, wild, and beautiful ... it is a wolf (vuk).
Vuk literally means "Wolf" in Serbian.
Vuk (Serbian Cyrillic: Вук) is a male Slavic given name.
The name Vuk is recorded in Serbian sources dating before 1400 in the form of Vlk (Old Cyrillic: Влъкъ).
In the Middle Ages, the wolf had the same meaning as a Serb.
Wolf is a mythical representative of the Serbian people.
In the Serbian epic poetry, the wolf is a symbol of fearlessness.
The Serbian proverb "The wolf changes his hair, but never his mind" in fact talks about the adaptability to difficult conditions and the external environment on the one hand, but also on the immutability of its original - moral character on the other.
Vuk literally means "Wolf" in Serbian.
Vuk (Serbian Cyrillic: Вук) is a male Slavic given name.
The name Vuk is recorded in Serbian sources dating before 1400 in the form of Vlk (Old Cyrillic: Влъкъ).
In the Middle Ages, the wolf had the same meaning as a Serb.
Wolf is a mythical representative of the Serbian people.
In the Serbian epic poetry, the wolf is a symbol of fearlessness.
The Serbian proverb "The wolf changes his hair, but never his mind" in fact talks about the adaptability to difficult conditions and the external environment on the one hand, but also on the immutability of its original - moral character on the other.
A woman who had lost several babies in succession, would name her newborn son Vuk, because it was believed that the witches, who "ate" the babies, were afraid to attack the wolves.
by fokes November 29, 2017
Vuk is a Serbian boys name. People named Vuk usually pretend to hate themselves, but actually love them self, and don’t care about anything. People named Vuk are also known to like a girl and not care if someone finds out, but is always too scared to ask the girl out.
by Kerpal Jonson April 4, 2018
A Serbian name for a boy that literally translates to Wolf.
People given this name are (supposed to be) strong, attractive, fearless and kind.
The most famous Vuk is Vuk Karadzć.
Vuks are also expected to be intelligent and wise.
People given this name are (supposed to be) strong, attractive, fearless and kind.
The most famous Vuk is Vuk Karadzć.
Vuks are also expected to be intelligent and wise.
by WillyNig February 17, 2019
Vuk (pronounced "Vook"), is a verb named after the famed physicist Vuk Mandic, who is known not only for his work discovering gravitational waves and other exotic cosmic phenomenon, but his frequent dropping of the negative in mathematics.
"To vuk" means to unintentionally drop or change the negative in a piece of math.
Often used in past tense, in hindsight to an error, or future tense if your final results/prospects/exams seem dismal.
"To vuk" means to unintentionally drop or change the negative in a piece of math.
Often used in past tense, in hindsight to an error, or future tense if your final results/prospects/exams seem dismal.
"As for the solution, it's either ± X, I vuk'ed it up." "You vuk'ed that up, it's supposed to be (positive/negative)."
"Half points if you vuk the final answer." "I'll just vuk up the exam problems anyway."
"Half points if you vuk the final answer." "I'll just vuk up the exam problems anyway."
by Dr. Pevensie September 29, 2016
by Anonymous February 24, 2003