vortigon

Vortigon means.. Quick, Silent and Deadly.

An assassin is vortigon.

by Roy Ahad September 12, 2006

Vertigone

"The call of the void" used to describe the instinctive urge to jump from high places

Standing at the top of the empire building i felt an over whelming feeling of vertigone, but i would never act on it because i don't want to die

by coolio959 January 20, 2015

Vartigonic

A particular type of edible liquid, of the unreasonably foul kind, typically consisting of overuse of butter starch and categorical disagreement to a degree not permissible by the dimensional high council, for it's disgust and tendency to cause cataclysmic diarrhea, to such an extent that only certain beings can even process it's compounds.

Stanch was so overwhelmed by the sheer vartigonic of his ice of glass tea, to the extent that he expelled most of what he had for lunch the previous daylight cycle.

by ScreeeTurkey January 5, 2022

Vertigone

"The call of the void" used to describe the instinctive urge to jump or fall from high places

He wanted to jump of the tall building, but his friend warned him not to follow the vertigone. Unfortunately, he didn't listen and fell to his demise.

by Melody Howler July 5, 2017

vorticon

procrastinated to oblivion, used to describe a project conseptualized and started but never completed.

this project will become vorticon if you don't start it soon.

by angelar March 6, 2004

Vertigon

a word you put when you have no idea what else to put or need to skive for time or distract from the point.
Commonly spelt out to waste time one letter at a time but can also be said aloud

V
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you know a vertigon?

spell this out
v
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by Rucheero October 8, 2020