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veneee
Veneee is a word that is used similarly to the word ‘even,’ but it can also be used to express laughter for ignorant people. It originates from the for the word ‘even’ - the v and the e are switched up and three es are added at the end for emphasis.
Lizzy: Look at Bob, he can’t open his computer, veneee!
Stella: OMG, he’s veneee worse than my grandparents.
Stella: OMG, he’s veneee worse than my grandparents.
veneee by zuzi_lizzi December 27, 2020
Venephobia
The fear of veins.
Vene- Variant of veno which means vein.
Phobia- An irrational fear.
One with venephobia usually can't stand looking at their own wrists, hands, or neck, fearing of seeing their own veins and arteries.
Vene- Variant of veno which means vein.
Phobia- An irrational fear.
One with venephobia usually can't stand looking at their own wrists, hands, or neck, fearing of seeing their own veins and arteries.
Venephobia by Megan Smith September 27, 2005
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Veense Brommer
The Veense Brommer is a sexual act derived form the Netherlands, specifically the city of Veenendaal. The act consists of lubing up the anus of your partner, then inserting your thumb in it. After this is done you make the movement you would make when sitting on a 'brommer' (= Dutch word for moped). This twisting motion is allegedly very pleasurable for the partner in question.
"Hey man, did you have a good time with your girlfriend last night?" "Yeah i did gave her a Veense Brommer and she really enjoyed it."
Veense Brommer by Oinkiedooda January 10, 2023
Venera
A grazy girl that don't give a fuck! she hates fake people. she loves love. all she wants is for everything to be normal, no hatred. she's one to never think twice, she does what's on her mind and never regrets.
Venera by thatwildthing October 13, 2011
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