VDU
Vaginal Dance Unit. A women who dances in front of the band hoping to get sex from one of the musicians.
VDU by Rockin Russ December 5, 2016
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Vdub
Vinesauce Vinny’s clone who mainly enjoys playing Call of Duty and Fortnite, while drinking Mountain Dew. He is mainly brought out at conventions as this is the only time Vinny let’s him out of the spider room.
Vdub by Oshawott34 July 9, 2019
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The Vdub
A sexual position that takes place in a volkswagen car. The female lies face up between the two front seats, riding the male sitting in the middle of the backseat. The shape of her body resembles the VW logo.
The Vdub by becky011591 March 30, 2011
vDuxky
an absolute rocket. The (buisness) man from roblox that the girls are too scared to talk to cuz hes so sexc. he is too mature and he pulls 0 women only because hes not trying knowing he could have every woman on his cock if he actually tried. he has mediocre standards. he loves basic white girls, filipinos, and guys but hes not gay. he just needs a hot babe in his life someone hit his line
OMG! girl look at vDuxky he is so hot how do i talk to him.Im too scared hes going to shut me down because im black
vDuxky by sexy monkey (goerge floyd) February 1, 2022
VDUB
VDub was a parody tagline, used in a short series of commercials for German car manufacturer Volkswagen. As part of a 2006 advertising campaign for Volkswagen, advertising agency Crispin Porter + Bogusky created a series of three television commercials directed by Jonas Åkerlund, starring Swedish actor Peter Stormare as an effete German engineer named Wolfgang, and German model Zonja Wöstendiek as his assistant Miss Helga. The ads were created as a parody of MTV's Pimp My Ride.
The commercials began airing in late February 2006. Prior to the full launch of the TV campaign, the three 30-second spots became something of an internet phenomenon when popular automotive news website Leftlane News uploaded the ads to video distribution service YouTube. As of early March 2006, the ads had received over two million views on YouTube. Three years later, that number was over 10 million. The Term used for Volkswagen's cars "VDub" as a parody became so popular that fans and owners started to use it for their cars and VW's in general.
The commercials began airing in late February 2006. Prior to the full launch of the TV campaign, the three 30-second spots became something of an internet phenomenon when popular automotive news website Leftlane News uploaded the ads to video distribution service YouTube. As of early March 2006, the ads had received over two million views on YouTube. Three years later, that number was over 10 million. The Term used for Volkswagen's cars "VDub" as a parody became so popular that fans and owners started to use it for their cars and VW's in general.
VDUB by GermanShepherd April 9, 2011