V | The Street Talk Dictionary

V.

1. an automobile; vehicle.

"Where you park the V kid?"

V.A.

1. Virginia.

"Dawg an'nim had V.A. locked down for years."

vamp

1. the act of one individual being beaten up by a group. (var. [to] vamp [someone] out)

"They tried to vamp ya friend on the train comin' home from school."

vested up

1. the wearing of a bullet proof vest. (var. [to] vest up)

"You can't come in here vested up."

vex

1. upset; angry; mad; frustrated; annoyed.

"She might be vexed when she sees us together."

V.I.

1. a social visit or visitor received by someone incarcerated.

"Who came to see you on ya V.I.?" "I seen'is girl on the V.I. and she looks all right."

vic

1. a victim.

2. a way to refer to someone who is the target of a con, scheme, or plot aimed at taking advantage of him/her.

"Here comes my vic now." "Ya man's a vic."

vic

1. to take one's possessions by force, intimidation, or through deception.

2. to make someone a victim.

"They vic'd ya man for his sneakers."

vice

1. narcotic detectives.

"You know the vice lookin' for you right?"

vicious

1. outstanding; unique; the best of its kind.

"That outfit she had on was vicious."

vicious

1. the best at what he/she does; performs excellently. (var. [someone who's] vicious at/with [something])

"Them boys vicious on the mike." "When they did their show, them catz was vicious."

vicious

1. a way to describe someone who is incredibly petty, untrustworthy, or dubious as well as an incredible liar.

"Yo son, ya shortie is vicious, guess what she told my girl?" "You better watch shortie, she's vicious."

violate

1. to wrong or disrespect someone through words or acts. (var. [to] violate the program) See also: in violation

"You didn't hafta violate like that." "Next time you violate Dawg, its on."