Vellicence

A complex emotional state characterized by the simultaneous desire to move forward in life and the feeling of being held back by something or someone you deeply enjoy or are attached to. It combines a sense of impatience for progress, uncertainty about the future, and an addictive pull toward what is familiar or comforting.

"She felt vellicence as she debated leaving the relationship that brought her joy but stifled her growth."

by txngchxng December 6, 2024

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vallop

A word my tired braincell invented at 1 in the morning.

Means to mentally/internally drool, mainly in a romantic context.

Pronounced like "gallop" but with a V

person 1: I was snuggling with person 2 yesterday. I love him so much, I was valloping!

person 3: ok

by advie advocado January 14, 2025

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Velliclysm

A sudden and overwhelming sensation of pleasure or excitement, often sparked by intimate touch or connection.

Their night together ended in a velliclysm of tickling.

by fibbleglorp January 26, 2025

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Vehlorn

Vehlorn (noun)
A powerful, overwhelming emotion that combines rage, sadness, and disbelief into one intense feeling. Often experienced in moments of deep betrayal, loss, or shocking injustice.

Etymology: A fusion of "vehement" (intense emotion) and "lorn" (forsaken, sorrowful).

Example 1: "When he found out the truth, a wave of vehlorn crashed over him—anger, heartbreak, and pure disbelief all at once."

Example 2: "She stood in vehlorn, staring at the wreckage of what used to be her home."

by Sakurakage March 11, 2025

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Vellalar

A Tamil-speaking Shudra caste of farmers and courtesans primarily domiciled in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu but also present in smaller numbers in parts of Kerala and Andhra Pradesh. In the medieval period, this great community supplied court officials, bards, scribes and concubines to the harems of the Chola and Pandya kings. Because of this , the illegitimate lineages of the Chola, Pandya and Velir (A small line of Tamil chieftains) can be found in this caste even to this day. In the 16th century, the Vellalas came to possess several religious establishments in the Tamil region and also became large landholders due to feudal grants from the Vijayanagara and the Nayak rulers , they also continued to supply concubines during the Nawab and British period and it is documented that some British East India Company officials kept good looking Vellala concubines , who would attempt to siphon land and money from them in return for their services. Many Vellalas became translators under the East India Company in the eighteenth century and became rich by cheating company Officials and living off their wealth. Also, a staunch supporter of the British and a mercenary who betrayed the Indian soil , Yusuf Khan alias Marudhanayagam Pillai was born in the Vellalar caste. The Vellalars are also known as a traitor caste which collaborated with the British and tried to suppress India's freedom struggle. A Vellala woman is also known as a Vellatti.

Here comes the Vellalar woman who dances at the Shiva Temple in return for a handful of rice.

by Venniradai Murthy March 22, 2025

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