Great Value

Usually referring to someone being a really bad impersonation of an iconic figure. The term "Great Value" being used before someone else's name references the ever-so-famous Wal-Mart brand that tends to rip-off other product brands, but with less quality and also a cheaper cost too, so calling someone a Great Value version of something else is pretty much a diss or insult to them.

I cringed so hard when Great Value nigahiga did a roast video.

by bitstripslang December 3, 2016

family values

An abstract concept that is often made reference to by fundementalist fuckmuppets as a way to condemn working mothers, gay people, single parents, sex education, and anything else that wasn't on "Leave In To Beaver".

by Cimmerian Southpaw October 9, 2003

value village

Thrift store. A place to find cheap, awesome clothes...

I got a pretty swank batman shirt at value village for two dollars :)

by captain nutsack September 25, 2005

Vallucos

A gang from the Texas/Mexico border area

"I show Vallucos love" - unknown

by thereelme October 4, 2019

Effort Value

Attributes which give bonuses to a Pokémon's stats and improve differently depending which Pokémon they defeat. These bonuses, in the form of effort points, are gained in addition to bonuses gained by increasing level. Pokemon who are candied do not receive these bonuses, making them weaker than those leveled by battling.

Trainer 1: I worked really hard, but my Charizard's speed Effort Value is still low!

Trainer 2: That's because Charizard's base speed is already low. It's attack should be higher, but it's nature can affect it's stats, too.

by PokéfanTeej20 August 15, 2010

high tog value

another word for fat people, the higher the tog value , the fatter the person

desperate guy in a night club just before close.
guy 1 "man the heatings gone in my gaff, gonna have to find a special lady"
guy 2 "fat chick"
guy 1 " i prefer the term a lady with a high tog value !!"

by ginger momo January 15, 2010

Valluco

One who lives in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. the word derives from "Valley" and expresses machismo and toughness.

go out and do it valluco style.

by Texican17 September 10, 2006