competing, playing against.
Derived from the common term "vs." in video games where choices are either 1 Player or 2 Player (commonly listed as "vs.").
This usage, while considered incorrect by many, is extremely common with young people due to their familiarity with video games.
Derived from the common term "vs." in video games where choices are either 1 Player or 2 Player (commonly listed as "vs.").
This usage, while considered incorrect by many, is extremely common with young people due to their familiarity with video games.
by WordMoFo October 2, 2006
Verse Chorus Verse is a great song by the band Nirvana. Sappy is mislabelled as Verse Chorus Verse. But, Verse Chorus Verse is a totally different song than Sappy.
by Ka December 28, 2005
by J. Summers September 6, 2009
Example 1
Friend: What's that? Are you reading 'The Host'?
Me: Yep. But in Meyer-verse it's heaven already. I mean, look at 'Twilight'.
Friend: Yeah you're right *sighs*
Example 2
Dude (he shall remain anonymous as well): Tom needs to kick his ass. Or the equivalent in the Hexaverse. Which would be like, beating him with an accordian. xD
(reference to Tom Milsom a.k.a hexachordal)
Friend: What's that? Are you reading 'The Host'?
Me: Yep. But in Meyer-verse it's heaven already. I mean, look at 'Twilight'.
Friend: Yeah you're right *sighs*
Example 2
Dude (he shall remain anonymous as well): Tom needs to kick his ass. Or the equivalent in the Hexaverse. Which would be like, beating him with an accordian. xD
(reference to Tom Milsom a.k.a hexachordal)
by anonymousinternetuser April 28, 2011
Verses (v.): Commonly written as vs., explaining an epic battle between two opposing sides where there are hand grenades and cannons involved. Or simply a word uses to compare two or more objects.
Epic Battle: What weapon is the most epic in our battle verses Armadagone?!
Compare: Explain the differences in cold spaghetti vs. hot spaghetti.
Compare: Explain the differences in cold spaghetti vs. hot spaghetti.
by Twilighter and Cigarette March 8, 2009
The most common song structure, comprising of the main verse then the chorus followed by the verse again.
This song structure is by far the most common and can be described by one word brainwashing.
A bridge can be used to flow the verse into the chorus and vice versa.
As a side note if any of you knew anything about Nirvana you guys would know Kurt Cobain had an affinity for changing the name of his songs and band, which you would know by reading any biography of the band. So I am sure that the song was probably reffered to as verse chorus verse, and sappy. Since Verse Chorus Verse songs are very sappy. Just like that song. Also being a musician myself I know that bands often "nickname" songs and use different names often made up by the singer to lable the song when used for publlic. EX: My band has a song we call "The surf Song" But the name of the song is Mogow.
This song structure is by far the most common and can be described by one word brainwashing.
A bridge can be used to flow the verse into the chorus and vice versa.
As a side note if any of you knew anything about Nirvana you guys would know Kurt Cobain had an affinity for changing the name of his songs and band, which you would know by reading any biography of the band. So I am sure that the song was probably reffered to as verse chorus verse, and sappy. Since Verse Chorus Verse songs are very sappy. Just like that song. Also being a musician myself I know that bands often "nickname" songs and use different names often made up by the singer to lable the song when used for publlic. EX: My band has a song we call "The surf Song" But the name of the song is Mogow.
Verse:My name is Jim I love the country wind
Chorus:My name is Jim ooohhhh my name is Jim
Verse:My name is Jim I love the country wind
That is verse chorus verse.
Chorus:My name is Jim ooohhhh my name is Jim
Verse:My name is Jim I love the country wind
That is verse chorus verse.
by DOUbleJESus October 21, 2005
To describe an athletic contest between two teams, particulary if it involves a Mets team, or a college football team.
by hypnotoad December 6, 2004