Something that has been broken, destroyed or your state after imbibing too much alchohol. Can also be applied to a computer game player's character, or an enemy.
We've been using this for years, but I don't hear it too many places.
We've been using this for years, but I don't hear it too many places.
by Rictoid August 30, 2006
by Ridah August 16, 2008
An italian imprecation that associate God with a dirty Worm. It's not very common in Italy, but still powerful and useful, for example when you're angry, when you hurt yourself, when you just want to insult God and in many others situations (see also Porcodio, Diocane, Madonna puttana...)
"Ma dio verme che dovrei farci?!"
"Dio verme what am i supposed to do?!"
Or "Dio verme che male!"
"Dio verme what a pain!"
"Dio verme what am i supposed to do?!"
Or "Dio verme che male!"
"Dio verme what a pain!"
by Riskotake November 20, 2013
by IAmJerm February 26, 2019
Dio verme is an italian tipical expression used to insult god, in italy can be used like comma or breackpoint.
Dio verme ho perso l'autobus.
Dio verme i lost the bus.
Vacca madonna mi hanno paccato, dio verme.
Oh god they cheated me, dio verme.
Dio verme i lost the bus.
Vacca madonna mi hanno paccato, dio verme.
Oh god they cheated me, dio verme.
by Galla&traffik May 20, 2019
“Verme” indicates those animals of small dimensions, spineless, that typically have a long cylindrical tube-like body, no limbs, and no eyes. Various types of worm occupy a small variety of parasitic niches, living inside the bodies of other animals. Free-living worm species do not live on land, but instead, live in marine or freshwater environments, or underground by burrowing.
Not only it is used to define these animals, but it also has a philosophical meaning. Two contemporary philosophers, Marnie Todicheene and Fey Morozov-Bonnet, in one of their studies, decided to focus their attention on a specific person: Jay Vazques. This case study helped them to discover a new selection of individuals called “Bufalerme”, a mix between “bufalo” and “verme”. As a matter of fact, Jay Vazques is the main and only known representative of this category.
Not only it is used to define these animals, but it also has a philosophical meaning. Two contemporary philosophers, Marnie Todicheene and Fey Morozov-Bonnet, in one of their studies, decided to focus their attention on a specific person: Jay Vazques. This case study helped them to discover a new selection of individuals called “Bufalerme”, a mix between “bufalo” and “verme”. As a matter of fact, Jay Vazques is the main and only known representative of this category.
Fey: guys, top, look what I’v found in my garden: a verme!
Fey: stop stepping on him, he’s a verme!
Mar: when you call him verme i can feel the slime better
Fey: stop stepping on him, he’s a verme!
Mar: when you call him verme i can feel the slime better
by lazarina May 30, 2021
by Subway28 January 05, 2021