Vasa
Vasa by Wasabi grisha June 13, 2022
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Vasa
Torture device used by swimmers to strengthen upper body. Sometimes used with weights and/or bands to make it even harder. Often used under the supervision of Meredith or John, in which case cheating is not possible.
Vasa
The Vasa Museum in Sweden celebrates poor quality ship buiding. The Vasa ship sank on its maiden voyage. Vasa is now more commonly used as an adjective for general poor workmenship.
Example 1)
"That report you wrote was vasa."
Example 2)
Drunk Man "how was that for you"
Drunk Women "that was vasa"
Example 3)
"the Vasa Museum in Sweden is so vasa!"
"That report you wrote was vasa."
Example 2)
Drunk Man "how was that for you"
Drunk Women "that was vasa"
Example 3)
"the Vasa Museum in Sweden is so vasa!"
Vasa by Anononwiki October 24, 2008
vasa skäppet
Vasa snäppet is an old ugly Swedish sheep that had two passengers named Jack And Rose. Jack killed Rose with a spoon in da stumac. They lived happily ever after.
vasa skäppet by Moroten av Pennsylvania March 13, 2017
Vasa bhati
Vasa bhati by anonymous September 3, 2022
Vasanth
Hindu name meaning "happy" and "spring"
A super smart gentleman who embodies dignity and integrity. Vasanth is happiest when others are happy, and always makes sure that others are comfortable and enjoying themselves.
A super smart gentleman who embodies dignity and integrity. Vasanth is happiest when others are happy, and always makes sure that others are comfortable and enjoying themselves.
Vasanth by mayalikesfood May 3, 2014
Vasarė
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