verdala 

This word originated in the cape flats, south africa and is used by the coloured youth and gangsters. It carries a variety of meanings which include: to mess up, to hurt, to inflict serious damage/pain. The noun of the word generally means ugly or not in a working condition/state.

"Jou goose is mos verdala" - Your girlfriend is ugly
"Ek gaan jou verdale" - I'm going to fuck you up beyond your blood group.
"Your car is verdala" - Your car looks terrible and may not work mechanically.
"Die kinners is mos verdala" - The girls are very fucking ugly.

verdala by Smash December 2, 2004

Verbalage

The active acknowledgment of artistic themes found in the ideas of an individual's concurrent thought process. Verbalage is to speaking aloud as literature is to reading & writing.

"Marco's speech I'm class today was very impressive, especially since he didn't have any reference material."

"Agreed, that was some fine verbalage."

Verbalage by Canada420 May 6, 2020

verbalase 

The world's dopest beatboxer, took over an airport announcement system and a crowded subway with his sick beats, can make magic sounds with his mouth, nose and possibly ear (yet to be proven though highly likely). Should Colab with Scatman John

Verbalase:
skingadunga wikka wikka nuuuugh nuuuuuugh

The Crowd:
ºSaluting while shedding tearsº

verbalase by TheFunnyJoJoMan October 4, 2020

verdana 

The font that Urban Dictionary uses for the "Example"

LOOK!!! THIS IS VERDANa IN ITALICS!!!

verdana by Samus Aran is Awesome May 31, 2005

Verbalarity

Another word For A Good Vocabulary.--Refer To The Song Verbalarity by DL INCOGNITO!

YO YO dat cat gots a wicked verbalarity!

Verbalarity by Super Swank Sistahs July 16, 2008

Verbalate 

Verb-Ah-Late: When one or more people move energetically, or act out their story while talking. Very wild conversationalist.

She likes to verbalate while having a conversation.
They don't converse they verbalate!

Verbalate by Krazyskooter July 7, 2010

arboreal verdanance 

leafy treetops

Look at the bird up in the arboreal verdanance

arboreal verdanance by Anonymous October 23, 2003