The frequent and excessive auditable discharge of the mouth producing abnormally thin and diluted substance.
Usually the symptom of ignorance or lack of relevant input.
Usually the symptom of ignorance or lack of relevant input.
by ecarlcrap October 28, 2009
Get the verbal diarrhea mug.The product of a funny but drunk Welsh teacher. A term used to represent sisters, girls and people who generally have a loose jaw. Also a term for parrots.
Shut up! You must have Verbal Diarrhoea!
God, child have you got Verbal Diarrhoea?
God child, you've got the Verbal squits!
God, child have you got Verbal Diarrhoea?
God child, you've got the Verbal squits!
by Matress_of_evil January 22, 2005
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by Katie1234 January 19, 2008
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Get the vera level mug.To say things without holding back. A constant urge to just blurt things out without thinking first.
by Shianne page January 3, 2008
Get the verbal diarhea mug.When somebody tries to either:
a. Tell a story
b. Say a sentence
c. Get a point across
but has to restart at least 3 times, you can call for a quick end to their speech by shouting "VERBAL STRIKEOUT". Three strikes you're out. The conversation must then make a complete shift and move on to another topic.
a. Tell a story
b. Say a sentence
c. Get a point across
but has to restart at least 3 times, you can call for a quick end to their speech by shouting "VERBAL STRIKEOUT". Three strikes you're out. The conversation must then make a complete shift and move on to another topic.
Guy 1: Hey man, last night was crazy, I was at a frat house and- well I was at my FRIENDS frat house then- but wait hold up- It might have been two days ago-
Guy 2: *rudely interrupts* YOU'RE OUT! Shut up now.
Guy 1: Wtf bro?
Guy 2: Verbal strikeout, duh.
Guy 2: *rudely interrupts* YOU'RE OUT! Shut up now.
Guy 1: Wtf bro?
Guy 2: Verbal strikeout, duh.
by 1337 Fork April 20, 2009
Get the Verbal Strikeout mug.1. In Glasgow, a miniscule balcony on a high-rise tower block.
2. In the rest of the English-speaking world, including the rest of Scotland, a large raised patio overlooking a lawn.
2. In the rest of the English-speaking world, including the rest of Scotland, a large raised patio overlooking a lawn.
1. "Dougie, quick it's raining. Take the washing in off the veranda."
2. "I think this calls for G-and-Ts on the veranda. Wouldn't you agree, Hamish?"
3. "Oh no, not again. I thought he'd already asked everyone in the company where they come from, and what they think 'veranda' means."
2. "I think this calls for G-and-Ts on the veranda. Wouldn't you agree, Hamish?"
3. "Oh no, not again. I thought he'd already asked everyone in the company where they come from, and what they think 'veranda' means."
by Observer52 August 29, 2005
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