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A person who attends a lot of christenings of a sexual nature.
I christened her car last night I'm am the vicar
vicar by Claude Benitez March 22, 2007

vicar’s portion 

A vicar’s portion is a very small cup of tea one would serve to a vicar to ensure a fleeting visit.
“insert name of friend you dislike popped by the other day for tea - I gave him a vicar’s portion of course”

Vicar Parry 

Someone who has had a sex change, goes on Trisha to talk about it, then gets their windows smashed through and wonders how everyone knows they didnt always have a d1ck/breasts.
omfg, my nextdoor neighbours had her windows put through. something baad musta happened when she went on This Morning.
vicar parry dude (Y)
Vicar Parry by Feee. February 22, 2009

vicar's handshake 

Adjective to describe something is weak, loose or floppy, similar to the handshake of a Church of England clergyman.
Buying a second hand car.
Buyer: "How much for the motor?"
Seller: "Two grand."
Buyer: (kicks back wheel, which wobbles.) "Two grand? You're joking! These wheel bearings are as slack as a vicar's handshake!"

vicar paedo 

all vicars who touch kids.ie. all of them
woman1:'ere look at that vicar paedo
woman2:which one love theres hundreds in this vicar collage
woman1"sodomising cunts

Vicar Candy

A young boy with an ample amount of curly blonde hair.
"There was the funniest looking kid outside earlier... PRIME Vicar Candy"



"lol"
Vicar Candy by Young Sween January 25, 2009
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Ajumma wait a moment
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