V E

V is a sexy dude he has balls of steel and has massive mussels. If you get on his bad side hell beet you up so much that your mom will hear about it. If your on his good side he is kind caring dude he is the perfect boyfriend or just plain friend.

Damm... he must be a V E cause he is beating up those dudes.

by wrgb;n.zb tgirngpa;tgb eargiug October 6, 2021

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

jogn

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by cc8995xz June 18, 2024

V

The baddest bitch alive who everyone wants to be

“I’ve always wanted to be a V!”

by anonymous May 2, 2021

Big V

Big P- (Pussy)

He’s a big V!

by Sjsjksjs June 3, 2020

alanchik-v-pope-palchik

💀💀💀💀💀

alan: hello
the whole planet: SHEEAAASH: alanchik-v-pope-palchik

by kryadari May 23, 2021

v-string

A "Vee-String Vagina Prosthesis" is an undergarment in the basic shape of a G-string which has the appearance of an artificial vagina colour-matched to the wearer's skin. Aimed primarily at crossdressers and at a male-to-female transgender niche market, it exists in various models - some of which claim to allow urination, masturbation or sexual activity with the vee-string in place. Evidently, your mileage may vary.

Confusingly, there have been multiple attempts to trademark "v-string" or "vee-string" (which are phonetically identical) for different products. Victoria's Secret has been trying since 1998 to trademark "v-string" as a store-branded variant of what is basically a g-string. Castle Supply has been trying since 2002 to trademark "vee-string" for an artificial prosthetic vagina, worn much like a g-string but for M2F TG's. And then there's the "v-strings that win" logo and slogan which had been used by Victory Sports for strings for tennis or badminton-style rackets apparently since the 1950's.

You might come out of this feeling like a new woman, or you might come out feeling that this is just another underhanded racket. Caveat emptor.

by bitchuck January 4, 2025