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A frequent misspelling of "v-tec", which is an acronym for Variable valve Timing and Electronic lift Control, which can be found on Honda B-series, H-series, and D-series motors. Vtech is a company that makes phones.
"y0 dawg, duz yo civic got a V TECH on it?"
or
"I just bought dis mad tyte V TECH sticker at autozone."
v tech by JEFFT August 2, 2007
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A type of car modifiction usually on Honda's in Glendale driven by armos cruising Glenoaks on a Friday,Saturday Night Armo
V tech by LiLit April 12, 2004
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v tech comes from virginia tech where a student went on a violent rampage killing other students. to go v tech on your school is to do the same thing as what happened at v tech
dude, that loser edward kid's gonna go v tech on this school some day
v tech by 4rB1t3r April 12, 2008
A parkahye wit a honda (especially civic) and takes glo-stix to raves
v tech by Vahe haroutounian April 4, 2004
A misspelling of VTEC - the Honda varirable valve timing technology. "V-Tech" is a brand of cordless phone, not an automotive technology.
Yo, I hear that whip is pretty fast - it has V-tech.
V-Tech by Jeff McNeil September 3, 2005
From the Virginia Tech Massacre;

To behave violently in such a manner to where you lose your composure and kill people.
Me Hey Shady, what are you going to do if you find the people that Narc'd on you?

Shady I'm going to go V-tech on their asses.
V-tech by Charlie384 May 14, 2007
an abbreviation of Virginia Tech, the rockin-est kick a school that brought you Dietrick, the Drillfield, Michael Vick and sooo much more. GO HOKIES!
"and here's the National Football Champions, V-Tech!!"
V-Tech by Amy Wilson September 27, 2005
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