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Vassa is a crystalline alkaloid that is obtained from the leaves of the coca plant. When consumed, it is a highly addictive drug that is a stimulant of the central nervous system. It is also known to cause long-windedness, an inflated sense of self-worth, and the inexplicable glottal uttering of phrases like: "EH!"
Dude, let's blow this pop-stand - I've got a half a salt-shaker of Vassa at the crib.
Vassa by Agent Buckwald October 23, 2004
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Hindu name meaning "happy" and "spring"

A super smart gentleman who embodies dignity and integrity. Vasanth is happiest when others are happy, and always makes sure that others are comfortable and enjoying themselves.
Julie: who's that handsome mench?

Vishal: That's Vasanth! Hands off, I saw him first!
Vasanth by mayalikesfood May 3, 2014
The coolest, cutest, prettiest, nicest girl anyone will ever meet. She has the best personality and she will never wipe the smile off her face. She is extremely smart and has mediterranean beauty. That is, a beautiful Greek girl. She is athletic and her fun spreads to everyone and any guy would fall in love with her instantly. She is the BEST friend.
Vasia is wonderful and well-loved by whoever she meets.
Vasia by d.i.a. January 17, 2012
A person of ambiguous ethnicity who looks vaguely Asian.
I'm not sure what Olivia Munn's racial make-up is. She looks "Vasian."
Vasian by Robert Sacamano September 27, 2012
When the rich and spoiled youth of Stureplan in Stockholm, Sweden were forbidden to spray champagne on each other while they were in a bar or club as a way to show everyone around them how much money they could afford to throw away for no good reason, they invented "vaskning" or "att vaska". Basically it means that you order two expensive bottles of champagne (or any other expensive baverage, but champagne has the highest impact factor), but you tell the bartender to pour one of the bottles in the sink (sink= vask in swedish). This sends a clear signal to the people around you that you are the shit and girls will magically be drawn towards you.

Since the term was first introduced, it has evolved and is now used for many different scenarios where you intentionally throw away or dispose of things that is valuable to you in any way.
"Ge mig två flaskor av er dyraste champagne tack, men vaska den ena!"

Translation:
"Give me two bottles of your most expensive champagne, but pour one of them in the sink!"
Vaska by aguywithwaytolittletodo January 16, 2011

vassilia 

Vassilia or Vasileia is a female name of Greek origin which means royal or kingly, the reign of a king. It also has a religious connotation, as in the kingdom of heaven.

In greek, In greek it's spelled like this: Βασιλεία

Vassilia derives from the main female name Vassiliki. The name is also used in many celtic, orthodox cultures. Girls under the name Vassilia are given the nickname Vassilki or Vasilok which means cornflower.

Today the name is also associated with a fairy tale princess because of its frequent use in Russian fairy tales. The princess Vasilisa the Beautiful or Vasilisa the Wise is a stock character in Russian fairy tales, including The Frog Tsarevna and Vasilisa the Beautiful.

Other Nickname(s) Vasya, Vasilisochka, Vasilochik
Related names Basilia, Basilissa, Basilla, Vasilia, Vasiliki (Greek); Vasilka (Bulgarian); Vasylyna (Ukrainian); Vasilissa
And then she looked at me, Vassilia. I cannot forget her name, her big brown eyes and her sensual yet innocent smile.

Ian Vassar 

A furry fan who injoyes blink 182
You would listen to blink in a fox suit, your such an Ian Vassar.
Ian Vassar by poeforshow44 December 7, 2010
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