Valedor
Valedor by Larry (la riata) August 14, 2009
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Valedor
Valedor is a mexican slang. Its usually accompanied by awillson which means "A egg". In mexico they use the word to refer to testicles because the shape is similar. Valedor is a name, it refers to mexican gangstas.
Valedor by Kock1234567890 October 10, 2018
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Valedouchetorian
Valedouchetorian by Pavel_Pozharsky March 19, 2011
Validorian
A type of young king primarily in Virginia.
You have to be Smart, Loyal, Tall, and influential to be a Validorian.
You have to be Smart, Loyal, Tall, and influential to be a Validorian.
He is a Validorian because he is tall.
Zion Williamson is a Validorian.
Soulja Boy is a Validorian cuz he is influential.
Zion Williamson is a Validorian.
Soulja Boy is a Validorian cuz he is influential.
Validorian by Luh J Rezz May 26, 2019
Valedwra
A great person with a good heart. She will always make you happy and although she tends to keep her real feelings to herself, you'll know if she likes you by her actions. She always sees the good in people and has high expectations. You may have not seen her in ages, but whenever you meet it feels right. Uses vines references.
Valedwra is my special friend.
ValéDouleur
ValeDouleur
This word is of adaptable traits, as it can be a noun, an adjective or an anecdote as well. ValeDouleur is a formation made out of the culmination of two French words valeur and Douleur meaning worth and pain respectively.
The words aim to associate with contented conclusion with one's struggles. ValeDouleur can be a person, an event or even a story. It is meant to be fluid and ever lasting. The concept has no ultimatum and can always repeat itself if lost.
This word is of adaptable traits, as it can be a noun, an adjective or an anecdote as well. ValeDouleur is a formation made out of the culmination of two French words valeur and Douleur meaning worth and pain respectively.
The words aim to associate with contented conclusion with one's struggles. ValeDouleur can be a person, an event or even a story. It is meant to be fluid and ever lasting. The concept has no ultimatum and can always repeat itself if lost.
( I always have thought when all this pain is over and I'll finally be happy, what I would call it. I looked around and couldn't find something that would satisfactorily describe it. So I made my own word. Now i go look for my own ValéDouleur - Shardul Durge )
ValéDouleur by Shardul Durge May 28, 2023
valdorf
I got laid at the Valdorf.
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