Versify 

to testify through verse or poetry; to communicate an idea rhythmically, as in poetry

Roger was unskilled in everyday speech, but proficient in rhythm and rhyme. When asked his opinion, instead of responding in a common speech pattern, he would versify.

Versify by Poet Laureate January 10, 2009

VERSIFY DE ARTISTE 

On the path be a successful artiste.

VERSIFY DE ARTISTE

VERSIFY DE ARTISTE by Bookworm's December 24, 2018

verbify

The process of creating a new verb based on an existing noun. The new verb provides an abbreviated way to describe using the noun.

It is common to verbify "google" to "googled", allowing you to say "I googled it." Instead of "I searched for it using google."

verbify by haileys November 10, 2005

trust, but verify 

When your spouse/friend/business associate says they did (or didn't) do it. Accept their word with full faith that they are being honest. Then go through their cell messages to confirm they are true angels.

Origin: Russian proverb, "doveryai no proveryai" (trust, but verify)

So he comes home late from work and doesn't feel hungry.
...So what did you say?
What could I do? Said, "Okay Honey" then checked his messages after he went to sleep.

...Do you think?
Naw, I mean, naw. Trust, but verify ensures a happy relationship.

trust, but verify by WtU April 13, 2014

vertify 

the incorrect way of saying verify.

Ty: so you're telling me, after all these years, vertify isn't how it's pronounce?

vertify by neopreo May 31, 2016

Flush But Verify 

Flush But Verify

These new water-saving toilets are great, but after taking a massive dump, it's always a good idea to flush but verify.

Flush But Verify by Justin Thyme Turd July 4, 2018

VerifyMe 

VerifyMe is anoying forum troll commonly found on the World of WarCraft off-topic forum. He delights in correcting other peoples gramatical errors and spelling. He also takes delight in giving people a hard time by trying to get them banned.

VerifyMe is hitler's clone child. He is a gramatical tyrant.

VerifyMe by God_Shadowmoore July 5, 2004