Versioning

Becoming someone else by embracing their styles, likes, dislikes, careers, name(s), friends, relationships, accounts, successes and failures.

Did you hear that Sally is going on tour? She finished VERSIONING into Taylor Swift and now she's doing shows with Ed Sheeran!

by Rakeem2Dream September 19, 2023

verhonda

Heart of gold, will take a lot before showing anger but when that times comes- RUN. verhonda is not one to play with, but she will play with you. She is very loving and caring to those who love and care for her. Verhonda is a force of nature that can not be underestimated or challenged. When dealing with verhonda you must love her or leave her. Never try to harm her.

Did you hear what verhonda did the girl who was bullying her??

by Lisa lung February 6, 2025

Versionize

To tell your side of things.

Paul was talking to Nathan about a personal situation involving a mutual acquaintance, but Nathan felt hesitant in his ability to reveal the problem correctly to his friend, so Paul said to him,“versionize” me, and almost immediately Nathan cracked, and started to spilled the beans.

by Polly Wog November 5, 2025

appropriate version

Applicable version of a program or application

The appropriate version is not available as yet.

by Hercolena Oliver October 19, 2008

both versions

One of each versions

Being au fait with both versions is beneficial.

by Hercolena Oliver October 18, 2008

gold version

In software and application development, a gold version is the final stage of software development and follows the alpha and beta testing cycles of software development. The gold version is the final version of the software as it will be released to the public. Most or all known bugs prior to release are fixed, and all intended functions for final release are implemented. Media and developers will often use the phrase "gone gold" to announce a software product's impending release.

It's like you find a showstopper in gold version and suddenly everybody loses their minds.

by triibuliine October 24, 2013

orkestrel version

A non-lyrical performance of a pop-tune dat's produced by a sizable flock of falcons.

It would probably be difficult for any of our feathered friends to play musical instruments, so I am guessing dat an orkestrel version of a song would consist entirely of just their own throat-produced vocalizations. Since birds of prey are not generally known for being particularly melodious, however, I would question whether da results of said choral group's efforts would be all dat pleasurable to listen to, or whether you could even recognize da tune dat they were "singing".

by QuacksO April 20, 2021