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The much cooler way of spelling Valium. It's a pill to help you relax. It is a benzo (benzodiazepine). The dose is 2 to 10mg taken 2 to 4 times a day. For added relaxation, you can combine it with Kratom. Vallium can become addictive. If you combine it with alcohol (ethanol, deathanol), you will black out.
Alex: I took 5mg of Vallium and now I'm relaxed.

Steve: Don't you mean Valium?

Alex: It's Vallium dumbass! No one says Valium anymore! Are you a Pasbt Blue Ribbon drinking hipster who uses apple products with no headphone jack!!!?

Steve: *hides apple phone and Pabst Blue Ribbon!

Steve: No?
Vallium by CognitiveFuel December 7, 2022
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Vallium is the cooler way to spell Valium. It's a benzodiazepine (or benzo for short) which relaxes you. They are prescribed by a doctor for anxiety when other medications fail. Vallium can become pretty addictive, so use responsibly. Do not combine it with alcohol (ethanol).
I took a vallium pill and now I'm not anxious anymore. I am relaxed.
Vallium by HawaiianPunch1 December 6, 2022
Vallium is a pill you take to relax you. It's a benzodiazepine. It helps with anxiety. Vallium works best when combined with Propranolol.
I took 2mg of Vallium and 40mg of Propranolol to relax. It worked.
Vallium by HawaiianPunch1 March 20, 2023
it’s like your welcome, but more special
friend: wow, thanks so much!
other friend: you’re vellcum!!
vellcum by PAINTJMIN December 27, 2018
A variety of weapon on the game Champions Return to Arms for Playstation 2. A semi-rare kind of weapon which usually does average damage for its level.
Example one
Player one: "Dude look at this velium war pick"

Player two: "omg its better than my sharp two-handed velium sword of the beaver!"

Example two
Person one: "I found this sick weapon when I was playing champions yesterday"
Person two: "Is it velium?"
Person one: "No"
Person two: "Gay"
Velium by the master bator 01 September 27, 2010
One that has mechanical skill, will carry you in any game with enough time under there belt.
Person 1: Yooooooo, I'm playing like a Vellum right now.

Person 2: No, you succ doo doo.
Vellum by Totally not Regular Duck December 11, 2018
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