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When a male species spins a bottle of alcohol beverage up In the air, so he can skull it back in one go to impress a wahine, in hopes she’ll be impressed and end up giving him some teke, that is called a vorteke
Hey wiremu give us a vorteke,

Chur girl I gotchu (does vorteke)
Mean woods is that us

(Wiremu & Rangi disappears to the back of the garage)

To be continued...
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votekick 

kicking someone from a MP game server by majority vote
After killing another 2 teammates he was votekicked.
votekick by dio July 21, 2003
Voytek is a Polish name for a man who embodies the magnificence of life. He is strong, oddly attractive, and extremely intelligent. Voytek loves awesome things, including, but not limited to, rubix cubes, good beer, and Ikea. Sarcasm is a fantastic quality in this debonair chap. He has the uncanny ability to sweep a girl off her feet without even trying. His nerdy side is the origin of the weakness of knees in many members of the female sex. Voytek is the paragon of what females truly desire, body, mind, and soul. It's too bad there aren't many Voyteks out there in this small world.
I want me a Voytek.
Voytek by Hesstillgotit February 3, 2010

Vojtěch 

Vojtěch (shortly - Vojta) is a given name of Slavic origin, used mostly in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, but can be found in different versions also in Germany, Poland, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Croatia. It is composed of two parts: voj – "troops"/"war(rior)" and těch – "consolator"/"rejoicing man". So, the name could be interpreted either as "consolator of troops" or "man rejoicing in a battle, warlike man". The name day is 23 April.
Person 1: 'Hello, what's your name?'
Person 2: ' My name's Vojtěch.'
Vojtěch by ChilimanTube September 4, 2021
An (island slang) alternate to the verb 'Vortex' where one spins a bottle of typically alcohol and skulls it.
Bro give us a vorteke
*proceeds to spin a Long White forming a vorteke and skulking it
Vorteke by Nieqq October 12, 2019
Norwegian word meaning “to be green”. The word is derived from old Norse literature.
This is vojekt.
vojekt by Literature guru June 22, 2019