davinxi

An extremely sexy and charismatic young man. Has his flaws but doesn't overlook them, Instead uses it to inspire his art.

Davinxi jhi an artist.

by Vinxi November 23, 2021

emilio da vinci

sexy ass motherfucker. hot as fuck, much better than the fucker next to me at everything.

emilio da vinci is such a hot ass motherfucker

by nicefuckinghoe December 12, 2016

Da Vinci Code

A book that's fun to read but the quality of the reading is pretty shitty.

Even though I really liked it, that book Pamela Anderson wrote was kind of a Da Vinci Code.

by Cloudwacher August 27, 2006

Da-Vinci Shot

Similar to a money shot, but instead of a face, it hits the ceiling. Based on Da-Vinci's works of art on ceilings.

Man last night, me and my girl were at the hotel and i totally rocketed a Da-Vinci Shot!

by TheDVshooter March 11, 2009

da vinci code

A book written by contreversial author Dan Brown. Although it has a good plot this book is not very well written. It is written exactly like a movie, for example, on the back a review says " Wow...Blockbuster perfection". Blockbuster. As in MOVIES! WHy didnt he write a movie script instead of a book? An how the f*** can you fit 105 chapters+epilogue and prologue into a 600 page book!?!? It's just stupid!

person1: i read this book the other day. It sucked!
person2: how much?
person1: well it didnt suck as much as the Da Vinci Code...but it was pretty close

by The Harry August 19, 2006

Da Vinci

1. implies a conspiracy, like a conspiracy theorist. In reference to the book "The Da Vinci Code."

2. a reference to Leonardo da Vinci: scientist, inventor, and artist.

3. to hack or grok.

1. "I don't mean to start getting all Da Vinci..."

2. Da Vinci was a genius of the Enlightenment.

3. "I da vinci my muthafuken way through school."

by Delig November 23, 2005

da vinci

1. in reference to any conspiracy. Originates from the book "The Da Vinci Code".

2. in reference to the Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci.

1. I don't mean to start getting all Da Vinci...

2. Da Vinci was indeed, not a genius of the Enlightenment, but rather of the Renaissance.

by Cassi S. May 25, 2006