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to move away relatively quickly
"I've got to vamoosh" then leave quickly
vamoosh by Ki January 6, 2005
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the art to hurry up or say somthing when there is nothing to be said at the moment.
say this when there is complete silence
vamoosh, rite now

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vamoosh
vamoosh by tanya February 28, 2004
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to hurry up and move it ALONG!
ay yo..VAMOOSH! We only have 2 minutes! damn...
vamoosh by Alexandra April 21, 2005
to instantly disappear, make as though it never was.
Izzo- H to the Izzo V to the Izza. he who does not feel is not real to me, and therefore does not exist... so poof vamoose son of a bich (South park movie reference)
vamoose by blink fanatic January 12, 2005
to leave or depart hastily (from Spanish, Vamos meaning let us depart)
I've gotta vamoose or I'll be late.

Vasmoosha 

A word that is used commonly with innocent children. It is a word used in the place of "Asshole." Used towards teachers and actual Assholes. But sounds pleasantly/surprisingly delightful to say when one is unaware of the meaning.
Hey Carl, your the biggest Vasmoosha i know!" "Aw Tommy, you too bro!
Vasmoosha by KulpriT1234 February 18, 2011
Scram, take off, go away, gtfo.

Comes from the Spanish vamos - the word transitioned into American English as a result of contact with the Spanish colonies in Mexico.
Trust me holmes, you don't want to start shit with me. Vamos, esse.
vamoose by Tronno August 27, 2005
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