Vendicious

To speak in a facetious tone, with a vindictive intent.

"Trevor's jealous lover Miguel acted in a vendicious manner towards his affair-apparent, Stephen.

by dborlando December 29, 2022

Venalicious

Someone, or something, who is so amazingly groovy you would want to buy them or sell them.

(Derived from the Latin word venalicius, meaning slave-dealer)

Though the girl's speech was bombastic, the crowd loved her anyway because of her venalicious looks.

Katie and her classmates enjoyed their teacher's venalicious singing and dancing.

by Katielaxgirl12345 September 15, 2011

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

vinicious

Brazilian guy with a nice butt but a really thick accent. nice curly hair and weird socks but still kinda cool . even tough he has a weird name his still gets allot of cooch .

damn what a nice ass.
oh thats vinicious

by papitoo123 January 12, 2019

vericious

a sassy, yet, spicy attitude displayed by annoying, self-absorbed people

Can that girl be smacking her gum anymore vericiously right now?

by mikkke hawkks April 17, 2011

Vermicious Knid

NOUN: A fictional extremely aggressive extraterrestrial lifeform that's spoken about in "Charlie And The Great Glass Elevator"
It's origins are the fictional planet of "Vermes" that's 53,100,000,000km (32,994,810,307 miles) away from our sun.

"Oh no, A vermicious kind!" said an astronaut before being brutally devoured by one.
"While The Shlarps were exploring the galaxy, they encountered a Vermicious Knid group that was their inevitable end"

by Korkos Breadsofis June 5, 2021

venolicious

venom+delicious

something being very dangerous and unresistable at the same time.

He is really venolicious, it hurts to be with him and at the same time i can't resist him.

by stuck on rewind May 27, 2008