Definition of 'vette
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Other terms relating to 'car, motorcycle, or other vehicle ':
Definitions include: motorcycle. Definitions include: unattractive or undesirable. Definitions include: a motorcycle. Definitions include: a large car. Definitions include: a decrepit automobile. Definitions include: inadequate or displeasing. Definitions include: a person who hypermiles . Definitions include: shoes or sneakers. Definitions include: a needle used to inject drugs. Definitions include: of poor quality, displeasing. Definitions include: "mountain bike". Definitions include: any automobile. Definitions include: a BMW automobile. Definitions include: a large truck; "18-wheeler". Definitions include: an automobile.
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Definitions include: "your". Definitions include: a color between green and yellow. Definitions include: a person who claims they can fix your car, but has no real training or the right tools. Definitions include: from Brit com "coupling". Definitions include: "competition". Definitions include: continued support Definitions include: (adj) 1. Good-looking (origin comes from "Swerve" brand watches) 2. Cool or Hip 3. Fashionable (as in "I bought this new skirt today and it is so Swerve") Definitions include: a paid work trip that can be combined with aspects of taking a vacation. Definitions include: sold out, dissed. Definitions include: the day after a full moon or supermoon
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No longer use it (1 )
Heard it but never used it (7 )
Have never heard it (3 )
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