Versandrogynous

An unofficial term of gender where one's masculinity and femininity fluctuates, likely around specific genders.

For example, one may act masculine around guys and feminine around girls. More or less a psychological thing than physical because how tf can physical appearance fluctuate

One can be proud of their select birth gender/sex (however you want to describe it) and still be versandrogynous. Others might want to change their gender.

Example A: My name is Alex Vernon. I am a versandrogynous cisgender male and proud of it.

Example B: My name is Lindsey Holyn. I am a versandrogynous transgender female. I used to be a male, but because I was bullied a lot, I ended up changing my gender and now I am more comfortable with who I am.

by CashNetUSAdotcomMan January 19, 2019

floating verse

Early blues music lyrics, cobbled together from personal experiences, existing bits and local lore.

The 'grunt-'n'-slide' music of early country bluesmen has a unique floating verse combined with its own African 'griot' origins.

by hammer---;, hytham April 22, 2007

Ugly Versace

means a man that looks like a good package (successful, good looking) so you want to like him, but he actually is not that great for you (immature, commit-phobe, bad personality). First coined in Sapna Magazine love and dating article.

Girl, don't worry about him calling back, he was Ugly Versace.

by Natasha Khan January 27, 2008

Vice Versa

When something is opposite of another thing.

"If your team scores, you get 5 points, and vice versa"
"Lol, my shirt is vice versa"

by Lukas P May 7, 2008

re.verse

Regarding reversing

Re.verse the charges, then the automobile will be reversed.

by Hercolena Oliver October 18, 2008

Versatile

(n) people who are skilled at many diifferent things: such as dancing, sports, sex and etc.

Used in the DMV

Son that nigga is Versatile
She Verstile as hell

by TYGA April 9, 2012

Versailles Method

Wearing large amounts of perfume, cologne, body spray, hair product and body powder in an attempt to cover up the fact that you skipped bathing for a day, or days. Very common in 16th, 17th and 18th centuries in France and other European countries.

"OMG - my alarm didn't go off! No time to shower, I'll have to employ the Versailles Method!"

by Mouse A February 7, 2010