Proverbial verbs

Doing words encompassing connative explanation

Proverbial verbs encourage Acts.

by Hercolena Oliver May 2, 2010

The proverbial champ

Used figuratively to express or accentuate the use of The Champ

Man, if Dave calls out of work again I am going to give him the Proverbial Champ

by DesPERRYado November 2, 2004

Proverty

From the projects - and poverty stricken: Proverty

Lived in proverty in Cabrini Green

by kkiidd March 13, 2009

Proverbial Push-Rod

Penis.

I fucked her in the arse with my proverbial push-rod.

by omniscient87 August 1, 2012

Proverbial Haiku

Proverbial:

of, resembling, or expressed as a proverb: a phrase expressing a basic truth which may be applied to common situations.

Haiku:

a three-line poem in any language, with five syllables in the first and last lines and seven syllables in the second, usually with an emphasis on the season or a naturalistic theme.

Proverbial Haiku: a phrase in a haiku form.

"Proverbial Haiku," by Pseudonym The Wild

It's better to have,
loved and lost than never to,
have loved at all.

by [e-mail] February 4, 2013

proverbial

1. A heavy drinking session

s'all about the proverbial on saturday! messeh

by messeh July 6, 2006

Provereb

A bunch of extraordinary people who have the potential to change the course of history. Often known to send out "Pro" vibes and mesmerize the people around them.

Every squad strives to be a provereb, but only a handful make it.
God squad Team Cool people

by HipGod June 1, 2016