I'm very humbled

A phrase used to be modest under false pretenses.

A. I'm very humbled to except this award.

B. I'm very humbled that so many people could be here.

by Jack Kovack September 21, 2011

verily

A a shortening of the phrase "very much so", even though there is no "ly" in the phrase. can also be used to mean "very much"

I want to maim you so verily, you have no idea.

by i0.antichrist January 7, 2006

so very spanky

You know the guy. He gets everything right. He's reasonably clean. He eminates a slight homosexuality. He's Spanky. At his peak....he's so very spanky.

I swear to christ, if that little shit next to me raises his hand again, he'll die. He's so very spanky.

by Barbara Rest November 27, 2006

How very Glenn Beck of you

coined from a political comedy video "Rise of the Stupids" and "The Stupid Virus," someone who is trying to throw shit in your face...

Crazy Lady: Obama aint no American, he's one of them illegal aliens...
Girl: Stop trying to throw shit in our face Crazy Lady
Boy: How very Glenn Beck of you...

by oxshaunixo July 8, 2010

very much alive

umm not dead? hot yet kinda scary many good movie lines (brainless oaf hagrid, very much alive, but only just..) half angy beaver, like orlando. drinks steaming beer with his slytherin jacket next to a man/woman (i cant tella) under an unbrella with a homeless and bogie picker kid in a random place. where? has a rap group with orlando kinda womanly.

very much alive...dead?

by lalalalal October 8, 2003

Verl

Mr. Verl - A Pirate with the ability to confuse even the most common of humans.

Can commonly be heard spouting the word "woooo"

"Verl, stfu. STOP SAYING WOOO!"

by CyN July 20, 2003

very very back

The large space found behind the last row of seats. (Commonly seen in older station wagons.)

While seen as storage space for the vast population, it makes for the perfect seating area for the young and young at heart.

Children: "Mom, please! Can we sit in the very very back?"
Mother: "Of course, you can."

*Children then proceed to roll around with each turn and bump, throwing caution and seat belts to the wind.*

by Stick92 November 7, 2009