Vente

A word that reportedly means "20" in Italian, but at Starbucks it simply means extra-large.

I hate going into a Starbuck's for coffee. The dumbass baristas always treat me like an idiot because I confuse a "Tall, "Grande" and "Vente". "Short" is the only size that makes sense and "Grande" is a Spanish word! WTF is that?! Why can't they just call them medium, large and extra large?

by Tenacious Faulker May 18, 2009

El Venté

1. (Typically in a Mexican restaurant) When one person vents to another.

“Hailey told her friend she needed to el venté at dinner later that night."

by Hazy dayz May 2, 2025

El Venté

1. (Typically in a Mexican restaurant) When one person vents to another.

“Hailey told her friend she needed to el venté at dinner later that night."

by Hazy dayz May 2, 2025

veneee

Veneee is a word that is used similarly to the word ‘even,’ but it can also be used to express laughter for ignorant people. It originates from the for the word ‘even’ - the v and the e are switched up and three es are added at the end for emphasis.

Lizzy: Look at Bob, he can’t open his computer, veneee!
Stella: OMG, he’s veneee worse than my grandparents.

by zuzi_lizzi December 27, 2020

Venephobia

The fear of veins.

Vene- Variant of veno which means vein.
Phobia- An irrational fear.

One with venephobia usually can't stand looking at their own wrists, hands, or neck, fearing of seeing their own veins and arteries.

Because of her venephobia, she can't stand working out because her veins are more visible.

by Megan Smith September 27, 2005

vendetta

to have revenge, in italian

"we'll have our vendetta, soon"

by remy July 10, 2004

Venecia

Venecia is an amazing girl and Venecia is a person that’s been through a lot and she always puts other people’s needs before her own she’s gorgeous and she tries to not let people’s words get to her

Venecia is amazing

by Teresa is #1 January 24, 2018