velionanegs

velionanegs or velionaas is the definition of obsession. Beyond it

"Veliona from honkai impact? Oh I like her" but do you love her as much as velionanegs does?

by Wrenchy1122 July 23, 2022

Circular Vectorial Explosion

A circular vectorial explosion is a phenomenon that happens when physics student get too bored with the class.

It also causes side effect such as "Plastical Recoil".
Basically the core of the brain explodes and melts on the floor

A Circular Vectorial Explosion just happened outside

by The physical master October 9, 2012

Shit Vicious

A euphemism to describe being suddenly overcome by the urge to defecate. The notion behind the euphemism is that one has been accosted by some rude and unpleasant character who has prevented you from performing some previously agreeded to task.

Mike: Dude, I though you were going to get us a couple of pints?
John: That was the plan until Shit Vicious came around.

by Chaosape April 23, 2015

thicc vector

A cursed image that is very cursed and I feel dirty.

(I linked the image so you can see it)

thicc vector is a cursed image

by Alecs dad October 5, 2019

sid vicious

A convienent way to remember Spanish pronoun grammar.

S / I / D / V
Subject / Indirect Object / Direct Object / Verb

Seriously, we learned it in school.

No.. You conjugated it all wrong. Put the subject in the beginning and the verb at the end... Sid vicious man! Duh!

by Niok May 23, 2004

Vicious V

An intricate tie knot whose art was perfected by "Old Man Dunphy". Said knot allegedly has great affect on the female gender causing them to swoon.

Dressed to impress and armed with the "Vicious V", Josh was confused and overwhelmed when women started speaking to him and not at him at the party.

by Matt August 29, 2007

Vector

1) A quantity with both a magnitude and a direction.

2) An organism (e.g., rat or mosquito) that spreads a disease by transporting the pathogen that causes it from one host to another.

1) Speed is a scalar, but velocity is a vector.

2) Rats were vectors for the Bubonic Plague.

by Hoyvin-Mayvin June 21, 2005