by year12 crippling depression February 21, 2018
The face that is made when the grundle is being tongued and licked from a person of the opposite sex.
After my work out I received some dirty pleasure, but from the veld on her face, she did not like my stinky sack.
by Dumpster of Gristles May 02, 2005
by Steve Hanpuppet April 29, 2022
a te velde is someone you don’t want to mess with. he’s 7 feet tall, has curly gray hair, extremely bushy eyebrows, and will probably rape you. he’s so creepy he got his dress codes taken away from him and got a teacher suspension bc he stares at girls. STAY AWAY FROM TE VELD!
by my dick is red November 11, 2019
A casual intensifier or filler word used for emphasis, similar to “literally” or “actually.” Common in informal speech, especially among Gen Z.
Origin:
Believed to have emerged from online slang and gamer culture around 2019–2021, “veld” gained popularity on Discord and Reddit communities before spreading to casual conversation. May be a blend of “valid” and “held,” originally implying something strongly supported or confirmed.
Origin:
Believed to have emerged from online slang and gamer culture around 2019–2021, “veld” gained popularity on Discord and Reddit communities before spreading to casual conversation. May be a blend of “valid” and “held,” originally implying something strongly supported or confirmed.
1. “I was veld about to slap him.”
(Emphasizing how close you were to doing something.)
2. “That movie was veld the worst thing I’ve seen all year.”
(Adds intensity in a rant.)
3. “You veld didn’t even try on that assignment, did you?”
(Used to call someone out subtly.)
4. “She veld ghosted me after saying we should hang out again.”
(Adds emotional weight.)
5. “Bro I veld thought I was gonna pass out.”
(Used when retelling something dramatic or stressful.)
(Emphasizing how close you were to doing something.)
2. “That movie was veld the worst thing I’ve seen all year.”
(Adds intensity in a rant.)
3. “You veld didn’t even try on that assignment, did you?”
(Used to call someone out subtly.)
4. “She veld ghosted me after saying we should hang out again.”
(Adds emotional weight.)
5. “Bro I veld thought I was gonna pass out.”
(Used when retelling something dramatic or stressful.)
by L.Hartwell June 01, 2025