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vag

British  
/ væɡ /

noun

  1. a vagrant

  2. the Vagrancy Act

    the police finally got him on the vag

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verb

  1. (tr) to arrest (someone) for vagrancy

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VAG is said to have had initial exploratory talks with three teams - Red Bull, McLaren and Williams.

From BBC

Meanwhile, Williams's recently appointed chief executive, Jost Capito, has had a long career as an executive at VAG.

From BBC

The 55-year-old joined F1 in January after five years as CEO of Lamborghini, which is part of VAG.

From BBC

Before that, he was VAG's head of future projects.

From BBC

Lincicum recounted how, upon arrival, she’d been made to squat and cough “like a criminal hiding drugs in your vag.”

From Los Angeles Times