very good sir

Very good sir derives from the commonly spoken word of agreement used by butlers and chauffeurs.

Man: I just won $1,000 in the lottery, Chives.
Chives the Butler: Very good sir.
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Man: Take me to the theatre, Charles.
Charles the Limo Driver: Very good sir

by ParadigmRemix May 2, 2010

Very Cheeky

When you are a 600 ELO GM cooking, thinking like Hikaroo, passanting Pawns and checkmating THE ROOOOOOOOOOK

I played Duck Chess, and it was very cheeky

by Trolldemort May 11, 2023

Very special episode

A type of episode of a TV show telling viewers that this is an important episode. Touched on subjects such as child molestation, AIDS, and rape. Popularized by sitcoms from the 80's and 90's such as "Diff'rent Strokes", "Mr. Belvedere", and "Blossom".

Tonight, on a very special episode of Blossom...

by sidewalktalk May 25, 2009

Very very yellow yes?

The sole question asked by hybrid monkey tailors in the Amazon.

Azafit: "The suit that I recently bought is of unsatisfactory standards."

Tailor: "Very very yellow yes?"

by Jack Sh*t January 10, 2009

very nice cool

for people who are very nice cool

okay youre very nice cool

by thebibleofchrist March 8, 2019

Very Really Good

The name of Kurtis Conner's podcast. It's very really good so listen to it!

VRG - it doesn't stand for virgin but for Very Really Good

by Very Really Good November 7, 2022

very rude

phrase very rude was originally invented by a teacher V.kešalp (kokotna hlava...) He used it to express dissaproval on notation that he smokes crack.
Pupil claimed that he smokes crack, according to kešalps request to write essay on 1500 words during Christmas holidays. Nowadays used to express any feeling, or just to fill the emptiness in conversation.

"You smoking crack?" pupil
"That was...very rude Kasper...very rude!" teacher

"You see that loser?" person A
"Very rude!" person B

by jassmine November 13, 2009