Strip clubs located all over the united states. Popular hang outs for people over 18. Not a good place to meet men, however.
by cutiewitdabootie January 22, 2006
VU stands for Volume Unit. This varies from PPM (Peak Program Meters) in that a VU meter displays the average volume level of an audio signal.
PPM is measuring the peak amplitude, which is the maximum volume of a signal, VU measures the average volume. VU gives a better idea of total power output.
Of Montreal- "Still I only feel alright when the vu’s flashing bombs going off in my head"
Of Montreal- "Still I only feel alright when the vu’s flashing bombs going off in my head"
by _darB October 20, 2006
by Pamela Lee October 18, 2006
A strip club in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The official establishment name is Deja' Vu. However, everyone knows it as and calls it, "The Vu."
Jim: Hey Bill, wanna head over to The Vu?
Bill: You know they're slogan, "Hundreds of beautiful girls, and three ugly ones?" Last time I was there the three ugly ones were working.
Jim: Shit...well hopefully we'll have better luck tonight!
Bill: You know they're slogan, "Hundreds of beautiful girls, and three ugly ones?" Last time I was there the three ugly ones were working.
Jim: Shit...well hopefully we'll have better luck tonight!
by Ed Rogers June 17, 2004
(n): Of or relating to a comic book hero based on the writing of Stan O'Hurley cofounder of Omega Comics. Described as having a large endowment as well as abs of steel, Vu super powers include super human strenght, super sonic speed, telepaty, invulnerability, super senses, and flight. Modeled after Superman and Dark Phoenix the character is portrayed as being moody and dark but having a sense of righteousness.
by jaime penny October 14, 2006
(n): Main comic book character in Vu: The Master of the Universe created by Omega comics. Powers include super speed, super strenght, super senses, telepathy, invulnerablity, and manipulation of energy. Is a cross between Superman and Dark Phoenix. Character is dark and moody with a strong sense of righteousness.
by jaime penny October 15, 2006