ad-verse possession

A legal term for when a self-proclaimed "servant of The Great One" mails out Good-Book-passage-laced flyers touting his beliefs, then uses said Bible-blabbing junk-mail to lawfully take possession of one or more dwellings or other valuable objects, particularly those owned by "blindly faithful" people who never interfere with anything that they naively view as being "of divine origin".

I always just write "REFUSED --- RETURN TO SENDER" on any ecclesiastical ephemera I receive, to hopefully avoid any future problems with attempts at ad-verse possession.

by QuacksO January 8, 2020

Verse Relationship

A relationship (typically used in roleplay or fanfiction) seperate from the main universe of the story.

"I love when Bella and Jacob have a verse relationship in fanfiction!"

by HollyOfTheVolturiGuard September 2, 2013

Verse

An alternative word for God for those who are pantheist or spiritual.

I believe in Verse, not God.
Thank the Verse.

The Verse will guide me.

by chuckalo September 9, 2022

in Versed veritas

Derived from the Latin expression "in vino veritas" (in wine, truth). Describes the truth serum-like affect of Versed on a medical patient.

Dude1: "When the doctor gave me Versed before my surgery I started saying the weirdest things."

Dude2: "In Versed veritas!"

by RobinGoodfellow1 July 30, 2016

The Urban-verse

The Urban-verse is a collection of words that should be allowed into the urban dictionary that all have a collective meaning such as: A Deep Dark Sleep, Civil War Rizz, The Fredricks Effect, The garret effect, and whatever else is to come

Man I sure hope that urban dictionary passes all of my words so I can create The Urban-verse

by Monke68 February 15, 2023

Into the Frat-Verse

Like Spiderman into the spider-verse but with Steve, and beer and alcohol.

Bro1: "Yo bro you wanna go into the frat-verse later?"
Bro2: "yo bro I heard its pretty Steve"

by Anonymous24914291 March 3, 2022

Simple Chapter and Verse

A bible reference that one may use in a real-life situation to simplify a long-winded statement or decision by breaking it down in short form. (a.k.a simple chapter and verse).

Guy 1: You're going.
Guy 2: No I'm not.
Guy 1: Lemme break it down to you in simple chapter and verse, you're going!

by The Wedding Crasher April 29, 2011