Versed

(ver-ss-ed) Saying someone played against someone/thing

1. Did you see the game where the Patriots versed the Cowboys?
2. He versed the person in the game.

by I_Am_A_Sexy_Beast March 3, 2011

verberize

the act of making any word an action word even if the real definition of the word is a pro-noun, prepositions, noun, or adjectives and sometimes verbs

we have to man the fort.
we were out all night clubbing.
I gotta go hit the books and get studified.
when I speak I like to verberize.

by Legion Escobar November 12, 2007

vermed

Something that has been broken, destroyed or your state after imbibing too much alchohol. Can also be applied to a computer game player's character, or an enemy.

We've been using this for years, but I don't hear it too many places.

"Man I am badly vermed, I drank too much last night"

or "I totally vermed that level 60 demon"

by Rictoid August 30, 2006

verked

verb; the act of creeping out, awkwardly touching, or heeheeing with others, male or female.

"Ahh, man, guess who just verked me in the hallway... yeah, SICK."

by PurpleTiger May 14, 2006

versed

brand name of the prescription drug midazolam. versed is in a class of drugs called benzodiazepines. it is only available in the united states in the form of injection solution and usually only in hospitals. it has an extremely fast onset of action and a very short half life of approximately one hour making it ideal for sedation that has little to no residual hangover effect.

I was so freaked out about having my colonoscopy until they pushed some versed into my i.v. not only will i never worry about having a colonoscopy again, i look forward to it.

by pfoggy October 9, 2011

Verbodium

n. A treatment for verbal diarrhea. Typically, verbodium takes the simple and effective form of a hand firmly pressed over the sufferer's mouth. In rare cases, when the verbiage flows loosely and continuously for extended periods without pause, verbodium can take more drastic forms, such as a slap to the face, dunking the head in a toilet bowl, or horse tranquilizers. Natural forms of verbodium often are preexisting conditions, such as muteness, certain aphasia, and narcolepsy.

Brent was just going on and on and on about how amazing his new accounting job is. It seemed like we was breathing through gills, we just couldn't break in. So, we gave him a double dose of verbodium: Noah slapped him hard across the face while George stuck him in the thigh with a bear sedating dart. It was intense, but peace reigned once again.

by akaats August 19, 2010

verbeige

Speech or writing that uses too many bland marketing words or excessively technical expressions.

Her marketing copy lacks the excitement needed to capture the imagination of the reader and therefore seemed quite verbeige

by m0dernsavage February 4, 2012