reverbatize 

To reword, rephrase or otherwise change the syntax or spelling of something.

Computer User: I can't find what I'm looking for in Google! Computer Guru: Oh, you need to reverbatize what you're looking for..

reverbatize by cen0bi1e June 24, 2009

reversatile 

A word used to describe something that is both reversible and very versatile.

The Pook Toque is a fully reversatile sockhat.

reversatile by Le C January 8, 2010

reverbagise 

To re-word a document so that it remains the same but looks entirely different.

Usually the reverbagised document is submitted to the same person(s) as the original.

‘Can you reverbagise the proposal? Corporate has been up my ass lately.’

reverbagise by Jaymz Kilmister July 15, 2021

Reversalize 

In theory, reversalize has the same meaning as reverse, while being a much more modern and scientifically relevant term.

I need to reversalize the "1" and the "2" in "12" to make it "21".

Reversalize by Codeinator November 23, 2005

Reverbation 

Taking immense self-pleasure by hearing one's own voice reverberate in stairwells or tunnels.

1. We've got to put up a "No Reverbation" sign in this hallway if we want to work in peace in this building. 2. Unfortunately, since I broke with the band, reverbation is my only solace. 3. Q: What's another name for Doo-Wop? A: Group reverbation. 4. Dude, stop reverbating, you're going to get hoarse!

Reverbation by soulster mischief May 4, 2017

Reverbate 

When a reverend masturbates.

The altar boy feels fortunate that he never saw Reverend Smith reverbate.

Reverbate by The Lemur May 7, 2021

Reverbative 

Sound that travels longer

That persons voice is reverbative

Reverbative by Stephaniie2792 March 12, 2021