Verbical

Over a plethrea of verbs / a word almost meaning a verb

Going is an example of verbical

by Chrisrocj1234 September 27, 2018

verbulate

changing a word to verb form hence changing the meaning all together

If I were to verbulate 'Jack in the Box' changing Jack into an action word, it changes the meaning

by Jack Box March 16, 2009

verbicide

the act of spoiling, deliberately or otherwise, the use of words so that the resultant expression will come out badly.

In the write-up, the expressions are unnatural and, moreover, out of proportion, creating a bad impression in the minds of readers. Methinks, it is a result of verbicide.

by uttam maharjan August 22, 2010

Vegicate

To medicate yourself via any means possible (drinking, smoking, etc.) into a relaxing vegetated state.
Alternative spelling: Vegecate

Bob: What do you want to do now?

Joe: Man I just want to go home and vegicate.

Vegecate Medicate Baked Drunk Stoned

by donner131 June 18, 2013

verbiage

The moment before they vomit: 🤢 => 🤮

I'm in a verbiage status :(

by eladams July 11, 2019

vertication operation

Procedure of bringing something up in a vertical (or upright) position.

Total total elapsed time for the visible part of the vertication operation of the rocket was just over 11 minutes

by GinTonic1337 October 21, 2020

Verbocaerulumglobulos

A sly attempt to prolong the topic of discussion by inducing pandering techniques, as well as straddling the fence when asked a question, until the recipient party looses interest.

Student: Yes or no, the sky is blue?

Master of Verbocaerulumglobulos: To some it may be, to others maybe not. Your blue may not be the same blue that I perceive. However, as a society we have come to a consensus on what blue should be. Does your blue align with the societal norms? Is what society deems as blue truly blue? What if you are blind, as they still “see” color in a metaphysical sense. In short, what do you think?

by Carlos Manifold September 19, 2022