Vouch

Commonly used among internet geeks and gamers: To agree with someone on a point.

Guy 1: yo dude that movie was so crap
Guy 2: vouch

by Asdaftw January 7, 2009

Vouch

Loyalty show by friends

My bros are vouch

by SlangWord December 13, 2018

Vouch

In terms of competitive gaming, a vouch is a form of request to join a hub, a league or an inhouse in order to play with other players in a different enviroment compared to a public matchmaking of any multiplayer videogame; regardless of their skill and availability and sometimes toxicity-free.

This is the UD Inhouse League. In order to join the hub, you must make a vouch request with the following information:

Username
Skill
Game (DOTA 2, CS:GO, Rocket League, Overwatch)
Experience playing the game
40-50% winrate
Tournaments played (optional)
And good attitude

If one of the mentioned info are not present, it will be rejected.

by gabbothefox November 7, 2017

Vouch

To seek for, or actively partake in the usage of punani. Frequently refers to wanton over a 6+ age year gap

"Gee i wish i could vouch Kayla"
"Bruv i would vouch it senseless"

by pompey100 August 15, 2009

Vouch

Vouch is a word brainless normies use to agree with other brainless normies.

Brainless Normie 1: haha ok boomer funny stinky hahaahaha
Brainless Normie 2: vOucH

or

Fortnite Gamer: yO, iF i doNt jOiN fAzE sOon iMmA go NuCLeaR
9 year old Fortnite Player: vOuch. now please add me on epik games

by oShots on YT December 19, 2019

vouching

(adjective)

To cover up or to look out for one another.

Guy: Yo! You guys should totally follow my cousin on Insta.
Girl: Psst..why is this dude always vouching for his homies? Don't they got enough swag?

by wes_lee279 March 14, 2019

vouche

Anglification of the Russian term душ, or shower, Russian immigrants introduced the term in the 1990's. American hosts misheard the term and spelled it phonetically with a 'v'. A blue-collar term for a low-life person. A person who is not reliable or trustworthy. A scoundrel. Always a perjorative. It is usually an exclamative word.
Similar in use to douche-bag and douche. Should be considered a spelling error due to translation and corrected to douche.

Russian: "Douche-bag" ('düsh'ē- bag)
American hears "Vouche-bag" (vüsh'ē- bag)

by Amante1994 January 24, 2012