VIM

V-Vomit
I-In
M-Mouth
can be used as a noun i.e. VIM or a verb i.e. VIMed

As is: That guy hitting on me made me VIM. God, he was nasty.

Or: His pants were on the ground, and I VIMed.

Vim

one does not simply exit vim

P1:You dude why are you not calling for weeks
P2:Still trying to exit vim

Vim

Plenty of energy and enthusiasm. Archaic British expression.

Commentator 1: That Jim, he's really putting a lot of energy into his batting, never gives up.

Commentator 2: Aye, he's got plenty of vim that lad.

vim

Vim is VI-iMproved: it's a souped-up version of the classic Unix editor vi. Vim is written in C, and has been ported to almost all Unix/Linux/BSD variants as well as Win/Mac OS's. Vim can run in terminal mode or in its own window, using whatever native windowing system you have (Win32, Quartz, Qt, Gtk). A kickass feature of vim is syntax highlighting.

Vim is the most productive text editor available, once you learn the cryptic vi commands that is.

vim

alternative for vigor; enthusiasm; excitement; gaiety; elation

She danced with vim.

vim

The strength with which Spartans fight.

"Spartan teams are bound to win, they're fighting with a vim!"

vimming

(adjective)

synonyms: beaming; sparkling

derived from: vim

She was vimming with pride when her daughter won.