port vale f.c

Currently playing in a high division when you consider their inept ability to actually the sport of Football. Also known as Port Fail because of their fantastically pathetic record in football.

Port Fail have never won a major trophy

by matt November 11, 2004

vale chusto

It's an expression used to make others acknowledge the fact that you don't honestly care about the situation, that the outcome is worth a piece of crap to you.

Me vale chusto. = I don't give two shits.

by Chusto July 16, 2014

Dragon vale

A mobile game that has decent ratings and that is played by people with no brain cells skill or purpose.

I went to E3 this year, my favorite game was dragon vale.

Oh really what panel was it in?

The mobile games panel labeled "huge disasters for the mobile industry." They made the game sound great!

by Diathalos March 22, 2017

Vale

A really nice boy very handsome. If you'll met him he's problely taken but wait for him and get your chace. Don't say anything bad about him until you know him your first impression about him will be that he's a player but he is more like romeo

Vale is such a cutieee

by lolygirlypoppy December 28, 2016

Connor Vales-Miller

Connor is an amazing,handsome,caring guy. he has the most beautiful eyes ever. his personality could make u melt within seconds. he has the most caring heart to ever exist and always keeps it real. he is insecure but is truly perfect in every way. he can make u laugh when you feel down. he can lighten up a room with his funny personality. he has the cutest smile and best laugh. he asks a million dumb questions a day. hes the perfect boyfriend/friend.
Connor Vales-Miller best man to exist

I saw the most handsome man Connor Vales-Miller

by Thalía1530 November 12, 2023

Vale

Vale is also another word for big fat slut a lot of ppl mistake Vale to be vigina but no a Vale wants you to cum in her vigina

It’s a Vale run she’s gonna fuck our men!

by Fwvvale October 17, 2019

Vale

(pronounced var-lay) is often seen headlining obituaries in Australia - and to a much lesser extent New Zealand - particularly in television and print media - and anyone that wants to sound a bit fancy.

It is intended to mean the same as in Latin: farewell. Exactly where this usage started is unclear but there has been acknowledged use in the early 2000's.

(pronounced vay-ell) used in England and Wales to describe a wide river valley, usually with a particularly wide flood plain or flat valley bottom.

"Vale Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II"

"Today we drove through the Vale of White Horse in Oxfordshire."

by onenemesis February 11, 2023