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Vivlamore 

To live for love.
parle vivlamore o' viva Las Vegas.Vivlamore
Vivlamore by Jac February 16, 2004
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Vivlamore 

is spelt wrong. it is vive l'amour
VIVLAMORE! you're stupid. you don't know how to spell.
Vivlamore by vee December 20, 2004
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Villamares 

A rare last name that, makes an individual that posses it rare in many qualities. It consists of many talented ancestors, not very common among society, only rare individuals posses this justifible last name. This last name originated from some roots in spain and found its way towards Latin America in the late 15th century, although there are common names that begin with "villa" none other existing on records have the "mares" added to "Villa".

defines the individual as a majestic, intelectual, and gets along with anyother person
1:
person A: whats that bright thing?!
person B: i dont know but it blinds me!
person A: its a villamares!

2: a person who takes their time on things
Villamares by mares July 24, 2012

vigamore 

an akward ugly quiet shy dino looking creatures that slumps when they walk, cry to theier dino mums. father vigamores usually mow peoples lawns. they must always examine their food before eating it. they are usually homosexuals and they love harry potter and lord of the rings.
"Oh did you see that fat vigamore walking to church?"
vigamore by jenalu December 24, 2007

Jed Villamor 

Yo! That dude over there is a Jed Villamor
Jed Villamor by Jjjjjjjhhhhhbjjj November 5, 2018

vivamort 

"Vivamort" is a name that springs from the word 'live' in spanish and the funny thing from Madagascar.

This name is fitting for someone who loves Minions, Catgirls and everything inbetween.
"Damn, that guy looks like a Minion, he alse wears a cat tail buttplug. Must be a vivamort."

"I really feel like I want to touch some minions and draw them naked with a lot of catgirls around them, I'm such a vivamort today"
vivamort by minionLover2010 March 28, 2022

Villamore 

a depressing person with a poop fetish that likes to rule over children.
"yo Mr. Villamore is a douche and dick" -student
Villamore by ggflappy October 12, 2021
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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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