tim (verb)

To betray a friend or someone you are on good terms with by hooking up with their partner who is secretly unloyal to them

"I slept with Dominique last night"
"You mean Vinny's girlfriend of 8 years!? Sweet Jesus dude! You just timmed that poor guy!"

tim (verb)

by Larusin1998 July 22, 2025

Verb

a verb is the action of doing something that, strangely, the word noun is a noun but verb is not a verb.

teacher: Hey Billie, can you give me an example of a verb?
Billie:*quack* what?

by Bumble tea August 9, 2021

The verb Isreal

My house was isrealied recently and many others which caused most of us to live infront of a hospital whihc is now surronded by people trying to isreal us.

The verb Isreal: Means to steal or trick someone for their personal belongings, this word also is used when saying someone asked to share something and then take its forcefully after you letting them in/take it

by Palestine made Courage! November 22, 2023

Verb

noun a diverse, quirky, eccentric,simple faced girl.

Check her out; being all silly & goofy. Classic Verb !

by Flower-Sun May 14, 2022

Math Is a Verb.

When you can’t be a spectator vis-à-vis the world’s most disliked school subject, but you need to be a player to master it—reading or listening about math won’t make you fluent in the subject, but doing math will.

Like Christianity, math is a verb. Just like you can’t impact lives if you merely know about Jesus and His teachings, so reading pop math books without dirtying your hands is unlikely going to raise your quantitative literacy in meeting the technological challenges of the 21st century.

by Numerati December 6, 2024

Irregular Verb

Cool kids of the verb family, or atleast they think they are. They dont follow the "-ed" rule for past tense like menaces, and because of this, I hate it with passion.

"Bro, whats the past tense of go?"

"goed"

"dawg thats not a real word"

"oh you want the irregular verb one?"

"yes"

" diddnt study enough, go ask ud"

" this is ud "

by ikindawantsomefood March 20, 2025

to next week

This is used for when somebody, you, or overall anything does anything TOO much or too hard.

"That guy got slapped into next week by that girl.. Ouch."
"Hey what does <verb> to next week mean?"
"Basically where you overdo something, or do it too well."

by whenthefriedchickeneggs October 5, 2022