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by Why_is_it_called PSEYDONYM October 8, 2019

Votto-ed

The act or event of being left out of something in which you no doubt belong.

Despite being more qualified than Omar and Ryan, Joey was Votto-ed and was not offered the job.

by Go Reds! July 8, 2010

Voltabate

To masturbate while listening to The Mars Volta or to engage in sexual or intimate activities with ones self or others whilst listening to The Mars Volta.

I'm going home to Voltabate. later dudes.

by Emzipemzi November 29, 2011

Volun-told

When someone volunteers you with out the option of you saying no.

your mom volun-told you to babysit on a Saturday night.

by Jackie Kushner February 17, 2009

vongai

Vongai is a Shona name from Zimbabwe. It basically means to be thankful always. It's usually a name given to girls and the normally are graceful, humble and beautiful ladies with grateful souls. Vongai is always cheerful always seeing the best in every situation and is a woman if strong faith.

"That girl is such a Vongai, she is ever graceful & cheerful."

by Brwnchocchick August 25, 2017

Baron Humbert Von Gikkingen

First appearing in the Ghibli movie, "Whisper of the Heart", and again in the 2002 movie, "The Cat Returns", Baron Humbert Von Gikkingen is the coolest character to ever walk on the face of the Earth. He is a half cat/ half human creature dress in a suit and top hat. He is the most dapper person you'll ever meet and he fights with a freaking cane.

He also referred to as "Baron". His best friends are Toto the crow and Muta the fat cat. They the Cat Bureau, a investigation organization

God, Baron Humbert Von Gikkingen is so cool, I can barely pronounce his name

by blahblahblahblahyaddayaddayadd May 5, 2011

VOSTFR

Stands for "Version Originale Sous-Titrée en FRançais" which means "original version (i.e. not dubbed) with French subtitles".
Often added to video file names.

Sometimes you can also see "VOSTFrench", probably to make it clearer for non-Frenchmen.
Just "VOST" can also be used if it's clear that they're French subtitles (and not for example English subtitles which would be "VOSTA": "Version Originale Sous-Titrée en Anglais").

In French movie theaters usually only "VO" (original version) is written to say that the movie isn't dubbed, since it's obvious that there are French subtitles. This is opposed to movies in "VF" ("version française", French version) which are dubbed.

Lost.S04E10.VOSTFR.HDTV.XViD-LOST.avi

by miw October 18, 2008