1. Referencing when something said or written is creatively wordy or illustrious in speech; strongly stated, decorative or particularly interesting in the way it's worded.
2. When something is wordy and descriptive.
i.e When a person is creatively articulate, enjoys words and it often chatty but simultaneously articulate.
2. When something is wordy and descriptive.
i.e When a person is creatively articulate, enjoys words and it often chatty but simultaneously articulate.
"Her screenplay was right on the nose and very verbatious."
"I love words and am verbatious at times"
"I love words and am verbatious at times"
by Damiana00 December 01, 2011
A friend who is also a lover.
A lover and a friend but not a steady relationship.
A shortened way of saying a friend who is a lover.
©1992
A lover and a friend but not a steady relationship.
A shortened way of saying a friend who is a lover.
©1992
by Damiana00 December 01, 2011
When a woman is gutsy or bold, strong, independent and fearless. Instead of saying 'ballsy' one can use 'ovarius' or 'ovatius'...as it refers to her 'eggs' or the female equivalent of 'balls'.
by Damiana00 December 01, 2011