by Boomerang4 May 15, 2006
Get the Verbosity mug.Refers to a manner of speaking in which the speaker/writer discusses ideas or uses words of a more intelligent variety while at the same time splicing in some fucking expletives to make the talk livelier and more accessible. The style was pioneered by comedians like the late great George Carlin.
Can you believe that fucking Nietzche? I mean, his existentialist philosophy negates the idea of a God while at the same time purporting that there must be some sort of shitty meaning or something to life. Like, fuck.
^This right here is some good old filthy verbosity.
^This right here is some good old filthy verbosity.
by socialtheoristdouchebag March 18, 2011
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wait verlisify is still on youtube after a decade of lying and slander, why hasn't he been banned yet?
by Big Nooter July 11, 2022
Get the Verlisify mug.Roger was unskilled in everyday speech, but proficient in rhythm and rhyme. When asked his opinion, instead of responding in a common speech pattern, he would versify.
by Poet Laureate January 10, 2009
Get the Versify mug.you shouldnt need an example, however verbifying hot tub and using hottubbing is used quite commonly
by Giant Sam, The Man of Jam August 6, 2010
Get the Verbifying mug.What happens to a word when someone decides to make a literary change to it, or to slang it. For example, access. Access used to be a noun, and now it's a verb. In factuality, the word verbify would not exist if itself had not happened to itself. Hence, verbify got verbified, or verbed. The present tense (another example, adjective to verb) of the action is always verbify, but the past tense can be either verbified, or tensed into "verbed." However, "verb itself did not get verbed, so you cannot verb a word, but a word can be verbed.
Verbify Examples:
Before: Do you have access to the top secret work?
After: Did you just access the top secret work?
Before: That's a slang word.
After: That word got slanged.
Before: He was extremely tense.
After: He suddenly tensed.
Before: Do you have access to the top secret work?
After: Did you just access the top secret work?
Before: That's a slang word.
After: That word got slanged.
Before: He was extremely tense.
After: He suddenly tensed.
by Mynoduesp Omen September 7, 2010
Get the verbify mug.Use of complex words by people in daily conversation who have little knowledge of their proper meaning or usage in the English language.
by Percy April 20, 2003
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