Varietous

Having incredible variety.

Wal-mart is a varietous store.

by getoffatmystop September 5, 2009

garden-variety

ordinary, typical, average

His niece is a garden-variety twit.

by Light Joker June 23, 2007

661 Variety

A car crew driven by passion and culture by car enthusiasts with different build styles from Performance to Stance. Based in Bakersfield California best known for having a Variety of cars from Muscle to Import.

Person 1: "Oh my god!! Is that 661 Variety pulling up to the car show?!"

Person 2: "Yes haha, full of cool car builds and even much cooler members!"

by dirtyguccisock September 19, 2019

vambie

An organism possessing traits similar to those of a zombie, but has an insatiable appetite for blood, not unlike that of a vampyre, and also cannot be exposed to sunlight without physical pain.

e.g.: the antagonists in the 2007 blockbuster, "I Am Legend"

"I've had it with these motherfuckin' vambies in this motherfuckin' city!"

by Razixi February 1, 2008

Variegated Bougie

A person that can chameleon back and forth between their poor roots and their newfound bougie-ness

Karen can be such a variegated bougie with her grown out roots and gucci purse.

by Sweetserendipity1237 July 11, 2019

Variety Muffins

noun
1. An industrial sized pack of freshly made delicious muffins bought at Costcos, often coming in a variety such as chocolate chip, blueberry, and poppy seed.

adjective
1. Extremely good; outstanding.

exclamation
used to indicate approval or pleasure

ORIGIN see first definition

"I find that idea to be variety muffins."

"What do you think?"
"Variety muffins!"

by Ruby "Cuff" Slasher January 17, 2007

the Garden Variety Tug-O-War

When you connect two cucumbers using rope and shove them into two recipients ass holes. The two contestants run in opposite directions. The one to keep the cucumber in their assholes is the winner, the loser has to eat theirs. The loser is known as the pickler.

We tried the Garden Variety Tug-O-War at the office party, and the boss ate shit.

by Frank West August 28, 2006