VerbalAssassin

1. He is a very talented rapper 2. A verbal assassin is a master lyrical abuse so some one who outstandingly Good at Diss Tracks and sends therefore they verbally assassinate other specimens

Oh did you here that lyrical abuse, he used to verbally assassinate the target in that song. Or wow that verbalassassination was mental

by Yung VerbalAssassin November 4, 2018

Verbulate

means of communicating with verbs not words; when your across the room from someone make obscene gestures to communicate what you want to say.

He verbulated his need to get laid by pelvic thrusting the chair.

by Alfanzorific October 3, 2011

Verballed

To Shut Someone down. Used after the insult you clearly say Verballed. The AD Verb for Verballed is Verballation. Clearly the best word to say after insulting someone.

Used after the insult you clearly say Verballed.

Shut up Tim. Verballed

by ShutUpTim November 26, 2010

verbage

word placement, relating to the correct usage of one or more words. Usually used to point out the misakes of saying something wrong.

Marty used bad verbage when she said, "tripiplicated" instead of triplicate.

by Rex B March 22, 2004

Verbalbeast

Someone who slays with their words

Eddie was the one they used for negotiations, because he was a verbalbeast

by Lisaley November 23, 2019

verbage

Refers to the dumb phrases on t-shirts, especially those sold at Hot Topic. These phrases usually make no sense.

"Did you check the new verbage?"
"Yeah. . .some shit about a hamster. . ."

by Lori November 1, 2004

Verbage

When someone uses colorful language to describe something incredibly graphic that may be a little bit too much for one with sensitive ears/stomach may find a little too much to bare. Usually when something is explicitly sexual in content at an inappropriate time but is deemed appropriate enough by some as it's void of all profanity.

Lance thinks the inside of Jordan's thighs would make GREAT ear warmers

Mackenzie: LANCE!...VERBAGE

Lance hangs his head in shame.

by Ikiryo Waverider April 1, 2010