vury
vury by Eric Brunner April 19, 2005
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vury
From Christopher Finch College:
A product of inverting 'very', thus giving a meaning of quat, many goives or yoip.
A product of inverting 'very', thus giving a meaning of quat, many goives or yoip.
vury by Chris Good March 19, 2005
Vuryal
The last thing that the lowly hacker saw was Vuryal's boot going up his IP address's ass. Banned motherfucker!
Vuryal by Hollow Dude July 8, 2009
Vuryaled
To kick ass
I vuryaled that son of a bitch motherfucker.
Vuryaled by Hollow Dude July 8, 2009
vuryopu
vuryopu by mr. fizzle March 9, 2008
Vurysee
Vurysee by BirdoCalles June 24, 2020
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