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Vujade
Opposite of dejavu. Going somewhere and realising you have no idea what to expect. Essentialy a bullshit word. May make you sound knowledgeable but will most likely make you sound like a dickhead
Vujade by jamesbrown April 22, 2003
Vujàdé
Het gevoel dat je dit nog nooit eerder hebt meegemaakt!
En als je dit zegt ben je geen dickhead, want het is dus wel mooi mijn clubnaam!
En als je dit zegt ben je geen dickhead, want het is dus wel mooi mijn clubnaam!
Vuja De
George Carlin: Just had that... I don't know it's weird. Just had that little feeling, you ever get that funny little feeling Vuja De? No, not Deja Vu. This is Vuja De. This is the strange feeling that somehow, this has never happened before. And then it's gone..
Vuja De by ElmertheAwesome November 17, 2008
Vujá dé
I had the strangest vujá dé last night while brushing my teeth. A toothbrush would make a perfect {something clever}!
vuja de
Derived from deja vu, the phenomenon where an event happens and you feel that it has happened before or that you dreamed/predicted/instinctually felt it would happen.
Vuja de is the direct opposite. It's when something or somewhere that should be familiar is suddenly very different.
Vuja de is the direct opposite. It's when something or somewhere that should be familiar is suddenly very different.
vuja de by Luckdragon February 25, 2005
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