Versed

(ver-ss-ed) Saying someone played against someone/thing

1. Did you see the game where the Patriots versed the Cowboys?
2. He versed the person in the game.

by I_Am_A_Sexy_Beast March 3, 2011

verse

v. verse, versed, versing

to face off in a competitive two-player video game. The verb form of the word "versus," "vs." or "v."

I versed Michael in Street Fighter 2; needless to say, I won handily.
I can't, Mom, I'm busy versing Tom in Mario Golf at the moment!
Let's verse each other in Madden '05.

by eugene3 June 16, 2005

'verse

An abbreviation of the common English word "universe." This term is used in the futuristic language of the abruptly canceled Fox TV series Firefly.

I don't believe there's a power in the 'verse that can stop Kaylee from being cheerful.

by kryllum January 27, 2010

verses

They are shoes a.k.a. chucks or converses.

You cop those new verses?

by manifest September 3, 2007

versed

brand name of the prescription drug midazolam. versed is in a class of drugs called benzodiazepines. it is only available in the united states in the form of injection solution and usually only in hospitals. it has an extremely fast onset of action and a very short half life of approximately one hour making it ideal for sedation that has little to no residual hangover effect.

I was so freaked out about having my colonoscopy until they pushed some versed into my i.v. not only will i never worry about having a colonoscopy again, i look forward to it.

by pfoggy October 9, 2011

verse

A few lines of a rap or song. The best verses in history have come from Tupac Shakurs mouth.

How's it hangin? Cause baby from the back the shit is bangin
I've been stressin in this ghetto game, tryin to do my thang
Won't be no bullshit, no ass-kissin
This bitch'll have ya wakin up with all your cash missin
I'm askin, as if I'm qualified to analyze
You're lookin at a bitch who specialize in tellin lies
She got a body make a motherfucker fantasize
Her face ain't never shed a tear through them scandalous eyes

by Shady August 4, 2004

versing

competing, playing against.
Derived from the common term "vs." in video games where choices are either 1 Player or 2 Player (commonly listed as "vs.").
This usage, while considered incorrect by many, is extremely common with young people due to their familiarity with video games.

The Lions are versing the Packers on Sunday.

by WordMoFo September 22, 2008