vice

1. Something considered immoral by certain people. From the Latin word vitium, meaning failing or defect. Drug use, sexual promiscuity, gambling, recklessness, cheating, lying, and selfishness are commonly considered vices.

2. Vice cops. Police that arrest hookers and drug dealers instead of murderers, thieves, rapists, and child molestors. The laughing stock of any given police department.

1. Shame to hear about his alcohol addiction. Never thought he'd be one to indulge in vice.

2. Haven't you heard? Vice cops busted Pee Wee Herman for masturbating in an adult theatre.

by James Crockett July 24, 2008

vice

what your tech ed teacher didnt like you to play with

dont play with the vices

by an anonymous source November 2, 2003

vice

One who is sick nasty at sports. One who dominates his respective sport with skill so godlike, it's scary.

Kyle Harrison is a vice at lacrosse.
Michael Jordan is a vice at basketball.

the list goes on

by J Wall May 17, 2007

Vices

A sydney-based band, focussed on rad music. Generally hipster connotations, a whole lot of head-banging and hardcore dancing ensues whenever they throw-down.

Oh man, did you hear that band?

Yeh, they were reppin' Vices hard!

by RAYyyychaeol December 16, 2011

Vice Vice Versa

When someone uses vice versa, you can use this to re-reverse it.

jim:i hate you
tim: vice versa
jim: vice vice versa

by layla_bby June 9, 2021

vicing

a sexual act whereby a sick-minded man requests a woman (or man) to squeeze his testicles as hard as possible for sexual gratification.

the stripper being interviewed on the radio station today stated that a man requesting "vicing" on one testicle was her most memorable experience because she squeezed as hard as possible and the man did not change expression one bit.

by 1baja2many July 22, 2012

vice

A term people in the military use instead of the word versus.

I'm going to run four miles today vice two yesterday.

by USNA prof January 18, 2008