subjunctive verb form 

Things to remember when using the subjunctive verb form:
1) Channel Beyonce ("If I WERE a boy"), not Justin Bieber ("If I WAS your boyfriend").
2) Use the singular verb form - listens becomes listen, walks becomes walk.
3) Think about the context. The subjunctive verb form is either used in formal writing/discussions, or in expressing hopes or dreams.

The subjunctive verb form could be used like this:
If you were to listen, you might learn something.
I recommend that you study.

subjunctive verb form by _Rhubarb_ March 22, 2017

finite verb 

1. A thing used to make you fail your English class.

Go look up some finite verbs.

finite verb by MickeyVos1 November 25, 2020

bling (verb)

to show off or rub in somebody's face

he drove around to bling his new rims.

bling (verb) by Gray Roberts June 6, 2005

Romm (verb) 

To completely disprove an opposing argument, and further question personal beliefs, leaving them completely without validity.

A hypocrite would be Rommed if he were to enter a debate on the issue he was a hypocrite on.

Romm (verb) by Clayton Hanson August 31, 2003

Beard (verb) 

To Grow a beard to support Canadian athletes

The more i beard (verb), the more my beard donates to Canadian athletes.

Beard (verb) by pride_of_NS January 25, 2010

Math as a Verb 

When math learning goes beyond learning facts, figures, and applications; instead, math is humanized so that it is allowed to convey beauty, values, truth, justice, play, and love—when mathematical thinking is viewed as a way of life.

Teachers should present math as a verb, not as a noun—when students should be encouraged to be active players, not mere spectators.

Math as a Verb by MathPlus January 8, 2019

gwag (verb) 

1) to cum
2) to prematurally satisfy ones self
3) to get it on wit the opposite of sexes...

"I gwaged in her eye"

"that cream looks like gwag"

gwag (verb) by fntiger July 15, 2004