vendiction

The unseen root word of vindictive or vengeful.

The political hack had a vengeful attitude and was bound for vendiction.

by I, Wreckerrr April 5, 2017

Vendicious

To speak in a facetious tone, with a vindictive intent.

"Trevor's jealous lover Miguel acted in a vendicious manner towards his affair-apparent, Stephen.

by dborlando December 29, 2022

VINDICTION

A willful act of being vindictive, hateful, or vengeful

1)Her vindiction is going to get her in trouble one day.
2)Oh My God, I can't believe you would behave with such vindiction!

by Cheerios for breakfast October 18, 2007

face vindication

Finding an old crush on Facebook who rejected your advances back in the day, and choosing not to befriend them because, man, they turned out fugly and well, you are pretty good looking.

G: Yo, found Andrea D on the FB
T: Y'all friends now?
G: Man, she fugly, don't want to revisit that.
T: You finally got yourself some face vindication brah!

by Sticky AKA September 1, 2015

Vindiction

The force or drive one has in doing an activity.

Showing such vindiction during the election allowed the electors to see what determination he had, and for the winnings to be in his favour.

by Brie December 21, 2004

vindication

Seriously wanting; one who seeks what they cannot become.

Vindication - an Everquest 2 guild

by Truth Bringer September 6, 2003

Vindication

An African dance move often performed with a steady bongo beat in the background.

Gavin's favorite dance move is vindication because it helps him get in bed with black chicks.

by ananyaforsmob February 26, 2018