video
haul video
A video posted online in which one shows and discusses many recent purchases. Can also just be called a "haul." I ended up buying so much stuff for my new apartment that I'm going to post a haul video for you guys on Friday! And if you haven't already, check out my UK haul video—I picked up tons of awesome goodies while I was overseas.
See also: haul, video
veejay
1. noun A spelling of the pronunciation of "VJ," an initialism of "video jockey," referring to someone who introduces or describes videos, especially music videos, as during live performances or for a television program. He used to be a really popular veejay on MTV back in the day.
2. verb To work as a video jockey. I heard he got a gig veejaying for some new music channel on weekends.
3. noun, slang A woman's vagina. I'd really rather not discuss what's going to happen to my veejay when the baby arrives, thanks.
video blog
A blog consisting solely or primarily of video content that is uploaded to the Internet. He has a very popular video blog on YouTube about his daily life in Los Angeles. I learned how to do my own makeup by watching video blogs online.
See also: blog, video
video jock
1. noun A video jockey, that is, someone who introduces or describes videos, especially music videos, as during live performances or for a television program. He used to be a really popular video jock on MTV back in the day.
2. verb To work as a video jockey. I heard he got a gig video jocking for some new music channel on weekends.
See also: jock, video
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
veejay
and VJ and video jock n. a video jockey; a host on a television program that features music videos. (see also disk jockey.) Sally tried out for the veejay job, but she looked too old and stuffy for that kind of work.
video jock
verbSee veejay
See also: jock, video
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- haul video
- vid
- vids
- haul (something) to (some place)
- haul to some place
- haul in