VINDICTION

A willful act of being vindictive, hateful, or vengeful

1)Her vindiction is going to get her in trouble one day.
2)Oh My God, I can't believe you would behave with such vindiction!

by Cheerios for breakfast October 18, 2007

Vindiction

The force or drive one has in doing an activity.

Showing such vindiction during the election allowed the electors to see what determination he had, and for the winnings to be in his favour.

by Brie December 21, 2004

Violent vindictive psychopath

A violent vindictive psychopath is one who will beat people up for no apparent reason, and then, will often make up stories about how it was their victims fault, or that nothing actually happened.

Usually they end up beating up their wives/girlfriends, and often they have violent tempers which many people around them don't know about.

Sean was a violent vindictive psychopath when he tried to repeatedly kick in the skull of that innocent guy.

by Shulian The First! February 15, 2010

vendiction

The unseen root word of vindictive or vengeful.

The political hack had a vengeful attitude and was bound for vendiction.

by I, Wreckerrr April 5, 2017

vindictive bitch

savagely seeking revengful woman.

That vindictive bitch is crazy.

by Inventor of VindictiveBitch June 28, 2017

vindictive

A quality or state of which aims to hurt others, or get revenge after being hurt by somebodies actions; somebody who always wants the last word.

Chris and I had an argument, I am being vindictive by getting back at him and not talking to him.

by Matt February 18, 2004

vindicious

Both vindictive and malicious.

Jill was pissed that Jack blew her off to go fishing. When he got home she broke all of his fishing poles, man that was vindicious.

by Dave B May 26, 2008