Verified

Used to describe a leftist claim to instantly gain credibility where none exist

An anonymous source has verified the previous anonymous claim against the president.

by Professor Hand September 19, 2020

lux et veritas

Dishwashing Soap and Tape Backup Software. (i.e. Get a clean Backup or Clean your backup tapes)

Originally expressed as Palmolive et Veritas, however, Madge (the Palmolive saleswoman) was mostly too hands on and Lux was therefore considered more generic.

"There are parity errors on our backup tapes. Tell operations 'lux et veritas'!

by Glen March 5, 2004

VeritaSaga

One of the lamest romanian bands ever. They give fans the impression that they are the greatest rap group in the world, and the rest are just in the "rap game" for comercial reasons.

- Dwight, I want to kill myself and go to hell for eternal pain!
- Just listen to VeritaSaga Mitch, they suck so much, that St. Peter won't let no one in heaven, who listened to their crappy lyrics.

by rats June 1, 2006

verica

verica is a hrvatski name for grandmas theyr are usualy feeding u too much.

verica is very cute name for a grandma

by satnakala May 24, 2021

Verislo

1. intolerable latency and jitter upon mission-critical tasks. 2. distorted depiction of situation (DDoS)

I have a Verislo FastE port at Ashburn.

by lksd May 13, 2005

Verin

A very Italian name with no real meaning, but past ancestors have been known to own vineyards and make their own wine. They enjoy drinking, eating, soccer (typically, sometimes hockey and racing), are competitive and are mostly known for their participation in lively discussions (usually including hand motions and escalating to a loud roar until the wine runs out). A small clan, most of the Verin family resides in a small Italian village, while some have migrated to Canada and discovered how the beer is almost as good as the wine... almost.

After a conversation/argument with a Verin, you'd probably end up deaf.

by Padiddle July 11, 2009

verifiction

When you are attempting to verify well-documented information to locate the source, but find out it is actually based in fiction.

For example: When someone posts a bogus story on Facebook and when you try to find the source all you get is an article from someone's blog, or Fox News, but no credible source.

Dude, did you check out that story?
Yah, it's definitely verifiction.

(similar to an urban legend)

by not-a-conversnake January 9, 2014