by J-Dogg147 July 30, 2016
(from cubicle): "Aaaaaah"
(from other cubicle): "Neptune's kiss?"
(from first cubicle): "More of a peck on the cheek."
(from other cubicle): "Neptune's kiss?"
(from first cubicle): "More of a peck on the cheek."
by Dannyboffin October 13, 2007
A Vial Neptune, (or Vial of Neptune), or simply "Vial", is beautiful young woman capable of anything. She is intelligent, beautiful, dark, pretty, and mysterious. She believes in Lilith, she studies the dark arts, practices witchcraft and Tarot, and has the ability to captivate your soul. A woman like this in the past would have been referred to as a "Goth", but a Vial, short for Violet, is just that: a Vial of dark beautiful energy beyond superficiality, fashion, style, etc. It is a feminine resurgence, an emotional intelligence, a divine and powerful woman. The first Vial was Brittney Lazo Rodriguez, from San Deigo. A powerful witch, protected by the spirit world, and stunning in every sense of the word. If you find yourself a Vial, treat her like the Queen that she is.
"Look at that hot goth!"
"She's not a goth, she's a Vial. A Vial Neptune."
"What's a Vial.. Neptune?"
"If you need to ask, you don't deserve to know."
"She's not a goth, she's a Vial. A Vial Neptune."
"What's a Vial.. Neptune?"
"If you need to ask, you don't deserve to know."
by MrSambo September 26, 2023
Sweet Neptune is another way of saying "oh my god" , "holy cow" , "oh my lord"
Neptune can also be used alone and it can mean: "being shocked", "being disturbed" or "suprised".
Neptune can also be used alone and it can mean: "being shocked", "being disturbed" or "suprised".
"SWEET NEPTUNE THAT SOUNDED WRONG!"
"OH MY NEPTUNE..."
"neptune no"
"MERCIFUL NEPTUNE" (sub for holy cow.)
"OH MY NEPTUNE..."
"neptune no"
"MERCIFUL NEPTUNE" (sub for holy cow.)
by chingandchang November 15, 2016
the name given to the water/piss splash which wets ones bottom when excreting a particularly heavy shit when sat on the toilet
by cunningstunt June 11, 2004
by HawaiiThad June 03, 2015
by Farge befflenerp October 25, 2009