vauxhall

Once a luxury British car manufacturer until it was acquired by General Motors in 1921. From there on it ceased to be the biggest rival of Bentley, and was instead merged with opel, who GM accquired in 1926, and forced to produce cheap, nasty little cars, sub-standard to Ford. Vauxhall Make the same cars as Opel do, but they are only given the name Vauxhall in the UK, where they are also badged and named differently. Sometimes, when a new model is designed, Vauxhall will assume the name of the car it replaced under opel. Today, they occasionally make a good, fast car, but rarley. Also, Vauxhall barely do anything right without Lotus. Damn Americans, americanizing british car manufacturers and making them shit.

Fuck you GM. I'll send Osama after you.

Vauxhall Nova = Opel Corsa

Vauxhall Corsa = Opel Corsa


The Corsa replaced the nova, but they had the same name on the continent.

Vauxhall cavalier= Opel Vectra

Vauxhall Vectra = Opel Vectra

Vectra replaced the Cavalier, but Opel customers thought they were later editions of the car.

by Gumba Gumba March 21, 2004

valuev

7 foot, 350 pound world heavyweight champion boxer out of Leningrad, Russia - punches harder than a carthorse kicks.

Valuev is the heavyweight boxing champion of the world.

by Oswald Spengler December 22, 2006

value added

Corporate filler speak for "making a product more expensive by some obscure improvement/modification".

"Dude, Doritos are now $5.00 a bag, but it's alright, because the extra cheese powder makes them a Value Added Product."

by Kilroy June 8, 2004

valump

when fat women wear their pants very high you cannot tell where their fat stops and their vagina starts. this large mound of fat in between is referred to as a valump.

"look at her valump, lets make bets on how many kids she had"

by vafump April 7, 2010

Valumper

1. (noun) Yet another slang word for booty. Only booties of immense size deserve this title. The root word of valumper is LUMP, which is referring to the lumps of the individual booty cheeks.
2. Can also be used in verb form, "to valump"

Person 1: Whoa that guy has an ass to win millions
Person 2: Yup, It's quite the valumper

by Hinkhink February 4, 2015

Values Dissonance

Tropes that are common denominators. Their viewers recognize them, laugh at them or groan at them, but most of us can guess where they're coming from—specifically, what cultural values are embodied in the trope.

A meme is an example of applied values dissonance.

by flintlocke314 September 11, 2018

Meth Values

The practice of buying,ingesting, or making meth on a daily basis. A common practice of meth head tweakers and the residents of Royal Pines Apartments.

Clifford was just practicin' some good ol' meth values in the parking lot when his bicycle caught on fire and burnt his mullet.

by R.v.M May 17, 2011