that’s not very Plus Ultra of you

When someone does something that isn’t very Plus Ultra of them to do. Like insulting someone else, or the Japanese name in general. Relates back to the anime “My Hero Academia”.

Susie: Bethany looks really weird!
Me: Susie, that’s not very Plus Ultra of you!

by RynnnnnIsBossssssss November 21, 2018

spank you very much

This describes a comical greeting between those who have a spanking fetish.

Ben Dover pulled out the paddle and said "spank you very much " to Wonda Wonderpig!

by I, Wreckerrr February 15, 2017

Very Evil VIDEO Organization

The word is an anagram for vevo, which has been created and spread around youtube.

Means 'vevo' which is a music video website, and has a channel on Youtube offering countless numbers of music videos from all genres.

People have classed it has 'Very evil' as they censor swear words and some words which shouldn't be censored, IE 'gun', 'kill', 'dead'. Also they all have loads of advertising on all videos which they get all the money from the advertisements, so they are selfish greedy unhearted bastards.

Also the videos they upload are relatively large files - so they take a while to stream. So there is alot of hate there for people with bad internet connection, making people class them as 'VERY EVIL'.

Hey vevo, you are a "Very Evil VIDEO Organization"
I hate this "Very Evil VIDEO Organization"
Who even likes this "Very Evil VIDEO Organization"

by Jakefunny5 January 2, 2012

I am very gay

no definition needed.

Person: I am very gay.
Person 2: Me too.

by TheTuxedoMan June 28, 2022

Very nice, how much?

A reference to the popular film 'Borat, in which he implies an average woman walking past is a prostitute. Used in jest amongst friends, or as flirtation.

Man walks in nightclub, sees attractive woman, wolf whistles and says (probably in same accent as Borat) "Very nice, how much?!"

by Jazzy Hyde January 20, 2009

“Said” is Very Much Alive

said is very much alive, just highly introverted and to be used sparingly.

JOIN THE MOVEMENT

“hey did you hear about the “said” is very much alive movement?”
“no what the actual f##k dude”

by Cowboy_ June 27, 2022

Irk My Very Soul

A phrase that emphasizes irritation with a person, group, idea, etc.

Irritated person: Why would you do that? Oh my gawd, you irk my very soul.

by ladycraic April 1, 2015