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Vagenie
The word Vagenie was created by Niccoya T.
It is another word for vagina, because pussy just sounds stank, hairy, and disrespectful. Vagina sounds too clinical for everyday conversation.
It is another word for vagina, because pussy just sounds stank, hairy, and disrespectful. Vagina sounds too clinical for everyday conversation.
vagene
"hi bb.
U like sexc chat
Show ur vagene pls
Sexc chat pls
Bb
Hi
Open ur vagene pls"
*Sends dick pic after no response*
U like sexc chat
Show ur vagene pls
Sexc chat pls
Bb
Hi
Open ur vagene pls"
*Sends dick pic after no response*
vagene by Diarrheajonea August 22, 2017
Vagenda
vagenda: (origin, Fringe, Walterism) from - vagina agenda
(n.) the act of fooling a man into thinking you're his girlfriend, while his real girlfriend is trapped in another universe, by using your vagina, so you can steal valuable information and ancient pieces of technology.
(n.) the act of fooling a man into thinking you're his girlfriend, while his real girlfriend is trapped in another universe, by using your vagina, so you can steal valuable information and ancient pieces of technology.
Vagenda by Dani. Definition by Lauren. December 3, 2010
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Vagadam
A guy named Adam that loves to pretend to work from home. A Vagadam also loves to make himself seem more important in the eyes of people around him by using big words and can't hang at party limo.
Vagadam: Hey guys another stomach flu is going through our house blah blah blah lie lie lie.... I'll be working from home. I might even just take the week off
Non-Vagadams: Sounds good Vagadam
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Vagadam: Oh man~ I just had 3 wine coolers - I feel light headed ... Wifey come take care of me!!!
Non-Vagadams: You are such a Vagadam, Wifey come take care of me too.
Non-Vagadams: Sounds good Vagadam
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Vagadam: Oh man~ I just had 3 wine coolers - I feel light headed ... Wifey come take care of me!!!
Non-Vagadams: You are such a Vagadam, Wifey come take care of me too.
Vagadam by Non-Vagadam December 23, 2009
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