VOLVing: used on the street as a defining word for a "bumping" or "kick-ass" party.
Can also be considered as a dance move or state of mind
Can also be considered as a dance move or state of mind
by crawfr3 September 12, 2011
Definition:
1) A device which is flush fit towards something.
2) A Volve is something or someone that can not say words with al in properly.
3) A Volve is also something which can lite it up the inside of Gary Catt at Dunkeswell.
1) A device which is flush fit towards something.
2) A Volve is something or someone that can not say words with al in properly.
3) A Volve is also something which can lite it up the inside of Gary Catt at Dunkeswell.
Examples:
1) A flush fit volve on a wheel.
2) Alpinestars (Olpinestars), French Alps (Olps), Italian Alps (Olps), Halfords (Holfords), Alcohol (Olcohol).
3) Lighting it up the inside of Catty, last lap, last corner to win the D plate at Dunkeswell.
1) A flush fit volve on a wheel.
2) Alpinestars (Olpinestars), French Alps (Olps), Italian Alps (Olps), Halfords (Holfords), Alcohol (Olcohol).
3) Lighting it up the inside of Catty, last lap, last corner to win the D plate at Dunkeswell.
by GypsyBastard August 25, 2009
Main Entry: (D) volve
Pronunciation: \di-ˈvälv, -ˈvȯlv, dē-\
Function: verb
transitive verb :
to pass on (as responsibility, rights, or powers) from one person or entity to a lesser irresponsible group of socialists
intransitive verb:
1 a : to pass by transmission or succession by means of deceit
b : to fall or be passed usually as a responsibility or obligation to a political party with no clue as to what responsibility or obligation even means
2 : to come by or as if by falling down
3 : to degenerate through a invasive "change" or evolution <where order devolves into chaos — Johns Hopkins Magazine>
Pronunciation: \di-ˈvälv, -ˈvȯlv, dē-\
Function: verb
transitive verb :
to pass on (as responsibility, rights, or powers) from one person or entity to a lesser irresponsible group of socialists
intransitive verb:
1 a : to pass by transmission or succession by means of deceit
b : to fall or be passed usually as a responsibility or obligation to a political party with no clue as to what responsibility or obligation even means
2 : to come by or as if by falling down
3 : to degenerate through a invasive "change" or evolution <where order devolves into chaos — Johns Hopkins Magazine>
by Foznots August 10, 2009