Viado 

The Brazilian Portuguese version of faggot, used in an offensive or friendly manner to others, especially gay people.
Viadinho is the diminutive of it.

"E ai, viado." (Whats up, faggot.)
"Que viado." (What a faggot.)

Viado by Plebiannn February 27, 2021

Viado 

Slang for gay people in Brazil

This guy I saw at the club was super viado

Viado by Ciclope September 18, 2019

viado 

The Brazilian Portuguese for someone who is hommosexual. It is often used as a standard diss for anything. (for example, like the word fucker in English).

Vai toma no cú, viado!!
(Fuck you, homosexual! (in this case, gaylord, or gayass).

viado by SLiCeRz October 11, 2004

Viado 

Viado in Brazilian Portuguese can have two definitions, one is a way to call a Gay person. Other way is used to call good friends, without get a kick in the ass, if you want a word similar in english, it would be "mother fucker" some cases, I guess it's the closest translation, It's so used in Brazil, that you'll not have problems with your friends if you call them using that. Sometimes you use the diminutive way of VIADO, as viadinho, or the augmentative way, as viadão.

These examples below are to call friends.

E aí viado, tranquilo ? (What's up 'viado', how you doin'?)
Fala viado! (What's up 'viado')
Coé viadão, como vai? (What's up 'viadão', how are you doing?
Fala viadinho, tudo bem? (What's up 'viadinho', is everything fine?)

These examples below are to call gays

Seu viado! (You gay!)
É um viadinho... (He's a little gay)

Viado by Flo' April 30, 2009

Viado 

Brazilian way to accuse someone to be an homosexual. Viado is deer in portuguese, so people would often joke that someone was having homosexual intercourse behind the bushes in the wild, like an deer (viado) going from bush to bush.

"Ele (gay) vai pulando de moita em moita igual a um viado" - He is going jumping from bush to bush like a viado.

Viado by wesleyarts September 18, 2013

Viacom 

An evil money grubbing corporation that wants to take away channels from Time Warner Cable and Brighthouse Networks because they won't increase their customer's rates and charge more.

Viacom is taking away our channels and trying to blame the cable companies.

Viacom by WTFviacom December 31, 2008

viatology 

The scientific study of things that are wrong. The root comes from the finish word, "viat," which is plural for, "vika," which translates to problem, flaw, malfunction or wrong added with the suffix, "ology," to make it a new science. People who study things that are wrong anr known as viatologists. Source: viatology.info.

My studies in viatology have been successful - I finally found someone who is wrong on the internet.

viatology by The Devil Who Went To Georgia October 16, 2013