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Vineesh
Verb:
Vineesh was adopted by the popular cryptocurrency ‘Satoshi Street Bets’ when an early token holder named Vineesh frustratedly exclaimed to the group that he was selling all his holdings and that the project was going to zero. The project soared minutes later.
Vineesh was adopted by the popular cryptocurrency ‘Satoshi Street Bets’ when an early token holder named Vineesh frustratedly exclaimed to the group that he was selling all his holdings and that the project was going to zero. The project soared minutes later.
Verb: To Vineesh
To lose or miss out on
“Wow! You owned Microsoft shares in ‘95? Why are you living in your car?”
- “I really Vineeshed my life up”
“I can’t pay rent this month. I Vineeshed my money at the racetrack”
To lose or miss out on
“Wow! You owned Microsoft shares in ‘95? Why are you living in your car?”
- “I really Vineeshed my life up”
“I can’t pay rent this month. I Vineeshed my money at the racetrack”
Vineesh by Banned Everywhere October 29, 2021
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videoshop by LargeTrout October 25, 2011
Vibeeshan
the embodiment of sexy. Was God's gift to earth. He is named after the Sri Lankan King in the legend of Ramayana, Vibeeshana. Ones that bear the name are often considered to be noble, courageous, cunning, and handsome. So divine is the name that it is often used as a expression for gratitude or revelation.
Vedeesh
Hey , Vedeesh .
Viddesh
A highly talented but pretentious person. He can dance, sing, act and gets girls easily in bed. Hes tall, handsome and he doesn't need viagra.
Viddesh by NunuMotoZala June 2, 2018
Vedeesha
Person: Hey can I have gum?
Vedeesha: No
Person: Why?
Vedeesha: Because we're not good enough friends...
Vedeesha: No
Person: Why?
Vedeesha: Because we're not good enough friends...
Vedeesha by ........ewth ty April 2, 2019
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