vernacularosaurus

A term used for when vernacular speaking habits of a group become epic enough in both usage and strangeness as to be considered dinosaur sized in their impact and magnitude. Frequent Woody Allen or Monty Python quotes are often a tell tale sign of the modern vernacularosaurus language at it's best.

lizzie: El Oh El Okay Smiley face is perfectly acceptable in modern business parlance

James: that's totally the Vernacularosaurus!

by Uncle Jimmy The Ruiner February 10, 2010

Nigga vernacular Ebonics dialect

A dialect they speak in that sounds like a whole other language it even comes with accents. Black Niggaspeak.

nigga- yuh shawdy niggas out in the streets doing crime doing rhyme yuh
guy1- Dude what the fuck is he talking about? What language is it?
guy2- I think he's speaking English I think it's the nigga vernacular ebonics dialect.

by The bambino turner April 11, 2020

vera-grass

London-based gay slang for the marijuana used in a herbal cannabis cigarette

"Right boyz, I'm off to see a man about some vera-grass."

by Homer Shexual November 20, 2009

Veranica

A beautiful, nice and appreciative person who cares for animals and people. She gives a nice sweet smile to everyone and loves perfect eyebrows.

Veranica is so pretty!

by Why do you care about my name? May 27, 2018

vegnagun

a huge mean looking mother fucker thats really powerful

vegnagun is mean

by vegnagun's right butt cheek March 14, 2004

venna

venna’s are hands down the best type of people. they are people who are always there for you, lowkey sorta like a personal therapist. on the inside though, she’s battling her own war. venna is super artsy and creative and enjoys drawing. she has amazing style and taste of music, she’s the one you wanna go to for personal inspiration. basically, venna’s are some of the most rare but amazing people you can find. never lose her, and treat her right.

venna’s. are. fucking. superior.

by idekbro November 24, 2020

slave vernacular

Refers to the broken English utilized by African slaves who learned to speak English during their enslavement in America. This form of speech became prefered by White people of the time, as it validated their belief that Africans were inferior and incapable of learning to be civilized. After a time, many children and decendants of slaves, both freed and still in captivity, utilized some form of slave dialect while in the presence of White people, but in private spoke proper English, read books, and wrote poetry.

An example of Slave Vernacular taken from Paul Lawrence Dunbar's (1872-1906)"An Easy Goin Feller":
"An' ez fur boss, I'll be my own,
I like to jest be let alone,
To plough my strip an' tend my bees,
An' do jest like I doggoned please."

by QiAmore April 20, 2009