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Spanish word that means: Let's go! Can also be used with a question mark: Vamos?
Which means: Shall we go?
person 1: I'm done here.
person 2: Me too
person 1: okay, vamos!
vamos by Tha Brassman June 30, 2007
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Usually used while in a hurry to leave due to dangerous situation or sight of pigs. Similar to "Let's bounce"
Ricardo: Ey it's the 5-0 Holmes !

Chino: Serio ? Vamonos !
Vamonos by Cycles_to_gehenna December 31, 2014

VamPoser 

Teens, Tweens & those without any reasonable social skills who "self-identify" with whatever the latest goth and/or vampire "fashion" is "in", and believe that their participation makes them part of something "real", "deep" & "Spiritual". Back in the '80 they were called "Art Fags".
Look at that little VamPoser over there -- just how much glitter is that dude wearing on his skin?
VamPoser by AL1EN April 13, 2010
to instantly disappear, make as though it never was.
Izzo- H to the Izzo V to the Izza. he who does not feel is not real to me, and therefore does not exist... so poof vamoose son of a bich (South park movie reference)
vamoose by blink fanatic January 12, 2005

vamos a la playa

vamos a la playa means lets go to the beach. it is commonly used for no reason.
*shopper in store*
Do you guys sell Plywood?
*salesman*
Vamos a la playa!!




My doctor said I have testicular cancer.

VAMOS A LA PLAYA!
to leave or depart hastily (from Spanish, Vamos meaning let us depart)
I've gotta vamoose or I'll be late.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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