bling (verb)

to show off or rub in somebody's face

he drove around to bling his new rims.

by Gray Roberts May 31, 2005

Romm (verb)

To completely disprove an opposing argument, and further question personal beliefs, leaving them completely without validity.

A hypocrite would be Rommed if he were to enter a debate on the issue he was a hypocrite on.

by Clayton Hanson September 1, 2003

Beard (verb)

To Grow a beard to support Canadian athletes

The more i beard (verb), the more my beard donates to Canadian athletes.

by pride_of_NS January 25, 2010

Math as a Verb

When math learning goes beyond learning facts, figures, and applications; instead, math is humanized so that it is allowed to convey beauty, values, truth, justice, play, and love—when mathematical thinking is viewed as a way of life.

Teachers should present math as a verb, not as a noun—when students should be encouraged to be active players, not mere spectators.

by MathPlus January 9, 2019

gwag (verb)

1) to cum
2) to prematurally satisfy ones self
3) to get it on wit the opposite of sexes...

"I gwaged in her eye"

"that cream looks like gwag"

by fntiger July 15, 2004

Pope (verb)

The Pope is well known for sitting around the Basilica in his Pope-hat, drooling all over himself and mumbling incoherently in Latin. To me, that sounds like my weekends. So, to Pope is synonmous with relaxing, "chilling", "gellin'", etc.

So, I was Popin' with my homenuggets the other day, when I had this great idea for a new kind of cream-filled pastery.

by caru March 19, 2005

Verb Sandwich

Used to cover up a terrible outcome on a test (generally in German class). Originated from a test on Konjunktions and the user managed to forget about the verb sandwich rule and absolutely bombed the test.

Vishram- “Hey Anish, what did you get on the test.”

Anish- “Verb Sandwich”
Vishram- “What?”
Anish- “Verb Sandwich”

by PizzaCatDog January 24, 2022