vocabulary workshop

One of the absolute gayest books assigned to complete in highschool. It has words you must learn and it asks questions about those words and it is a complete pain in the ass. There were sites where you could find answers to these but they quickly got shut down. All these books are are a pain in the ass.

Jeff- "Hey Jim, do you want to go catch a movie?" Jim-"No, sorry Jeff I have to go do vocabulary workshop for 2 hours maybe in a year or so"

by mikeylyle August 22, 2006

vocaloid

NOT anime.

"Hey, have you heard that one Vocaloid song by Rin and Len? Electric Angel, I think it was called?"

by LozzaDragneel March 7, 2017

vocalmonster

Word used to describe Korean Pop Idol Kim Namjoon whenever he showcases his beautiful vocals.

"Did you hear about BTS' Triple Threat Namjoon? Apparently he is a Rapmonster, a Vocalmonster and even a Dancemonster. Is there anything this man cannot do?"

by coval June 16, 2017

Vocabucide

destruction of language by netspeak or txtspeak or just poor usage and grammar

when you said "s'ok i won't not hold it 'agin ya'! lol" you were commiting Vocabucide

by Paul1574 August 25, 2008

Vocational Cattle

Your co-workers that do absolutely NOTHING, and have no qualm about YOU doing their job.

Often filler for over inflated companies with too many employees.

Any given company suffers the 80/20 Rule. 20% of the people do 80% of the work. The rest are Vocational Cattle.

by DigitalCrapShoveler June 26, 2009

clean vocals

also called "cleans", clean vocals are basically regular singing

this phrase is usually associated with post-core bands that include singing with their hard vocals (screaming)

Memphis May Fire has really sweet clean vocals.

by Ephphatha09 January 16, 2012

Vocabulicious

A word meaning too much for one individual to comprehend. Usually, the individual pertaining to this word, will probably never know what the meaning is.

bro: yo, i wrote some mainstream lyrics brah. check it out, "i got aids and spread it like the bubonic"

me: that's legit bro, however it might be too vocabulicious..

by Ensense May 9, 2011