V-tech

Why foreigners and 15 year old kids (and slow people) thinks Hondas are fast... When in all reality they are a slow poor excuse for a car and V-tech is nothing more than variable valve displacement.

15 year old kid -"Wow that whip is fast"

Slow person - "yeah it had v-tech"

Person with common sense - "No it's actually not fast and gets good mpg because of v-tech, if you wanted fast should have bought American"

by Hendobp March 28, 2016

V-Bucks

In game currency used by the very popular game 'Fortnite'. The V stands for Virginity so the whole phrase means 'Virginity Bucks'. People who play Fortnite are virgins so Epic games, the creators of fortnite, named the currency respectivly.

" How many V-Bucks do you have?". "1200"

by Useful_words July 8, 2019

V-Bucks

The currency in the gay game Fortnite that actually could mean:
Vagina Bucks
Virgin Bucks
Vegan Bucks
Veal Bucks

My friend is a virgin because he bought some v-bucks

U homosexual

by Ionlymadethisaccountforafewwor July 9, 2019

V-Card

A validation of one's virginity. After sex, former-virgins must destroy the v-card.

Girl: Hey, boy. Wanna have some fun?
Boy: Hell, nah! 'pulls out v-card'

by A.S.E. July 21, 2019

Asianay V

she is my beachhh and the best beachhh ever! She is so great lol.

Asianay Varner is a beachhh the best beachhh

by lolitmebeachhh July 24, 2019

V Neck

Something that a pussy ass niggah would wear to school

Damn look at that bitch ass nigga named Colton jones wearing a dirty ass v neck shirt

by Doggypubs November 11, 2019

to brexit (v.); brexiting (n)

A verb meaning to say "Goodbye" without actually leaving. Usually used in online conversations, when someone says "Good night" or "Goodbye", but still reads messages and replies to them.

A: Yo imma go to sleep. good night yall.
B: Good night.
...
some minutes later
...
C: As I've said, Jeremy, this madman, just fuckin jumped off the cliff into the sea and broke both of his legs when hitting the bottom.
A: Lmao thats siiiick.
B: Yo A is brexiting again....
A: Fuck you.

to brexit (v.); brexiting (n)

by mr.language.professor March 21, 2019