Vu déjà

When you feel like you have already experienced the present moment, but something looks and sounds out of place.

When I saw the word 'Vu déjà ' I had a Vu déjà.

by Lonewolfie August 1, 2020

Vu Ja De

(n.) The ominous and eerie feeling that you get when you feel that something has NEVER happened to you! It is the opposite of de ja vu, which is the feeling that you've done something before.

Whoa, I had a total vu ja de moment there... I don't think I've ever done that before... CREEPY.

by Larry the Llama Wizzard June 9, 2010

NOT deja vu

NOT deja vu is when you recall that something has already happened but it’s not deja vu

Jean: hey dude I have just to deja vu

Chris: no you didn’t that was NOT deja vu

by Wharon November 23, 2021

DVD-ja-vu

Situations: 1. When a digital movie starts playing before you get switched over to the video input, or

2. When a digital media source begins playback at some point other than the actual beginning.

Result: upon realizing the title is playing, but not from the beginning, the viewer must manually restart the show. Then, at some random point, the viewer reaches that spot where they had originally tuned in, causing a sense of dejavu, or DVD-ja-vu.

So I slipped an adult video into the DVD player and then we finished watching the news, but the damn thing auto-played, so when I switched over the movie was already playing. So, I started it over and 10 minutes later, BOOM! DVD-ja-vu.

by StoneWolf67 May 9, 2021

Vu Trong Nhan

the equivalent of 'beautiful'

Today you look Vu Trong Nhan as hell!

by khongphaiTNhan November 15, 2023

D-Ja Vu

The moment a person has when they realize that a dick has been in their mouth.

"I just had major D-Ja Vu from that time I was with Tyler."

by Corndoggingtuesday January 9, 2017

Deja Vu

Maybe that's why we get deja Vu...you have a dream in your subconscious while you're sleeping, but since your brain experienced that for such a long time, your conscious self starts to pick similarities and scenarios out from your environment. And because most of the time it's identical, you feel that you've been through that before. But you don't remember it because you have a dream in your subconscious mind, not your conscious mind, and although they're technically connected to each other, your subconscious experiences have very little affect on your conscious memory. Maybe that's why you sometimes wake up and find out you woke up in the middle of the night and did something weird, but you don't remember it, because at the time, you're consciousness is stuck in some kind of limbo.

Frank: "hey Ricky?"
Ricky: "ya, Frank?"
Frank: "I feel like this happened already"
Ricky: "Deja Vu?"
Frank: "Deja Vu"

by Man_like_body_god_like_thought May 28, 2018