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Vegas Challenge

When a minor goes to Las Vegas and back without their parents knowing.
Floyd: Hey mom, I'm going camping with Apollo tonight and Demetri tonight.

Eleanor (Floyd's mom): Awesome! Make sure you don't have a fire. It's been a dry season.

Floyd: There will be no fires. You can be sure of of that.

*A phone conversation ten minutes later*

Floyd: Hey Demetri. We're on for the Vegas Challenge tonight. My mom thinks we're going camping.

Demetri: Radical, man. Radical.
by TGRSHRK August 9, 2012
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Vegas Cube

A sterile, blank room that, like a casino, has no clock. The idea is to get rid of distractions, including time, and disappear into your writing.
"I've been forever in my Vegas cube and still haven't got much more than 300 words"
by Luiza666 June 7, 2012
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Vegan Roast

A sexual pig roast where the woman in the middle is vegan.
Julio and Ronald where chillin' like villains outside the vegan food store when Amanda walked out. The three of them then went back behind the store and had a vegan roast.
by Hugh Janas January 22, 2015
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Vegas Style

"Vegas Style" means ordering a mixed drink in separate glasses. For example: A vodka and cranberry ordered "Vegas Style" would be served as a double shot of vodka and a glass of cranberry juice on the side.

In many bars, if you order a vodka and cranberry, there tends to be much more cranberry juice than vodka. By ordering them "Vegas Style" the bar can't cheat you because the alcohol is served in a separate glass, making it obvious how much they are giving you.

The reason it is called "Vegas Style" is because that's the best way to order cocktails in Las Vegas since some bars there tend to go light on the alcohol in mixed drinks.
Bartender, I'd like to order a vodka and cranberry, Vegas style please.
by pdalien May 31, 2014
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Veganthropomorphize

To ascribe vegan status to foods or products that are not meant to be vegan; To co-opt animal-derived foods or products by imitating them using vegan ingredients or petroleum-based alternatives; To wistfully attempt to eat, wear, enjoy, and/or proclaim the virtues of highly-processed vegan foods or synthetic products made to look/feel/taste like their original non-vegan equivalent (e.g. veggie dogs, Tofurky, veggie bacon, dairy-free nut cheese, pleather, etc.), while unconsciously expressing regret for becoming a vegan. See also: hypocrisy, delusion, superiority complex, soap-boxing, etc.
This vegan cheesecake does NOT taste "just like regular cheesecake!", so don't veganthropomorphize - just take this shitty wet drywall of a dessert back to the kitchen.
by Deep-sixer September 18, 2015
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Vegan Wanker

A part-time vegan but a full time wanker.

You want to be a meditating, creative, yogi with the strength and flexibility of Ghandi and BOY do you tell people about it. But you are constantly failing.

You definitely do yoga, and let everyone know about it through all available social media and by literally hollering it down the street while riding your fixie bike.

You film yourself doing yoga, the morning after a heavy binge session where you danced on the bar and went home with your friends little brother.

It's all in the juxtaposition of aiming high... and falling so low.
This morning I saw Fiona and she was telling me about this organic, sustainable farm she's working on this summer to learn about health conscious and mindful, vegan food production. Then I spotted her later from afar and she was inhaling a full family size packet of crisps. She's such a Vegan Wanker
by Vegan Wanker November 7, 2015
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vegan beauty

Beauty Products that don’t contain any animal or insect derived bi-products and or In their Ingredients list such as;
Carmine, Lanolin, Beeswax, honey, Collagen, Gelatin, Tallow, Keratin, Albumen

And are free from Animal testing.
Vegan Makeup , Vegan Cosmetics , Vegan Products also adhere to the same standards.
A Vegan-Friendly Product means the brand is a Cruelty-Free Brand with Vegan-Friendly options in their product range/line.
Cruelty-Free in the beauty industry means the brand does not test on animals.

(Or have second or third parties test on animals or test finished products on animals on the brands behalf.They can still contain most of the animal or insect bi-products stated above.)
Choose Vegan and Cruelty-Free Beauty to Revolutionize the beauty industry.
Veganmakeupshare uses only Vegan Beauty Products.
by Veganmakeupshare December 29, 2017
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