vandals

Sandals that are made out of old Vans shoes.

My old Vans slip-ons have so many holes in them that I decided to turn them into vandals.

by dejaflu May 8, 2010

vandalay

The make believe firm that George Costanza claims to work for in a Seinfield episode where George must satisfy a social worker's demand for a new job; in order to keep getting benefits.

Ben, answer the phone Vandalay Industries

by Phil Loper July 23, 2008

Vandalia, IL

A good place to go if all you want to do with your life is drugs and have babies.

"Let's go on vacation to Vandalia, IL! But keep the kids stocked with condoms."

by Maggle Daggle October 6, 2008

Vandrunk

The highest level of shitfaced; WAY beyond wasted; the night that reminds you why you joined AA; hammered beyond belief; So drunk that you don't realize you're doing jumping jacks and push ups that you fall into the fridge and puke in the sink..and keep going; I.e., the greatest bachelor/bachelorette party that no one could possibly ever, ever top, no matter how much you will never remember.

Friend 1:"Bro. Wtf happened last night.."
Friend2:"dude, I don't know. We must have been Vandrunk..."

"Where the hell am I, I must have gotten Vandrunk last night..."

"Ok!Now that you're Vandrunk.. Let's do jumping Jacks! "

by ehbaybay December 27, 2009

Self Vandalism

Drawing, writing or doodling on yourself. (hands, arms, legs)
Drawing aimlessly on yourself.

Drawing, writing or doodling on yourself is called self Vandalism

by LittleBitsOfAwe July 26, 2011

vandal sticks

An enlarged crayon (usually two or tree times larger then a average crayon) that can be written on almost any surface, commonly used among graffiti writers vandalist.

Wood, Metal, Plastic, Glass, etc..

Also it can be used on almost any surface even if wet or oily.

Tagged a park bench in the rain with my vandal sticks.

by chuckthefuk January 18, 2006

vandal

A name coming from anti-roman occupation tribe vandals. They lived in Northern Europe, and, along with the visgoths were feared by Roman armies. Although feared, they were not respected. They were seen as little more than disorganised barbarians. Since they were wreckless and authority-resistant, the name was given to anyone displaying traits of vandalism.

Vandals have been attacking our streets, wearing loincloths.

by Gumba Gumba April 6, 2004