verbal dribble

Excessive talking about uninteresting subjects. When someone goes on and on about something you feel is absolutely inconsequential.

John is sick of his girlfriends verbal dribble about how her day was.

by Stewdog July 15, 2009

Flag

Get the verbal dribble mug.

verbal gonorrhea

1) a contagious inabilty to shut the fuck up, which easily spreads among the listeners.
Much like the white noise of teenage fans at a pop concert or the adult fans at a sports concert, except this disease has no rhyme or reason and then it seemingly stops for no particular reason. Usually there is one of two stragglers who try to keep the conversation going but the other peers no longer care.

Oh, here he comes again. If he starts his verbal gonorrhea again, lets just leave. I don't want to participate in his social experiment!

by Ethereal Mercenary October 26, 2010

Flag

Get the verbal gonorrhea mug.

Related Words

verbalase • Verbal Diarrhea • verbal • verbalist • verbal abuse • Verbatim • verbage • verbal blueballs • Verbal Diarrhoea • verbal typo

verbal vomit

A forceful and continuous stream of many hurtful, hateful, angry, insulting, personal verbal attacks.

I feel I need to take a shower after she spewed all that verbal vomit at me.

by Not a Philistine December 2, 2016

Flag

Get the verbal vomit mug.

getting down verbally

This means you are going beyond regular conversation. You are mixing in any and all one liners, jokes and observations in a quick and witty way.

You enjoy it when I am getting down verbally, don't you?

by HollyDe October 15, 2008

Flag

Get the getting down verbally mug.

Verb

A description word used to describe pineapple pizza

Another word for a thot

Synonyms: Oregon, Timbuktu, Allah's green and black pancreas

Antonyms: Mickey Mouse, Carthage, Hannibals yellow and pink testes

Use in a sentence: Hiroshima

Verb spotted, taking the shot

by Allah the Great and Powerful May 17, 2017

Flag

Get the Verb mug.

traf (verb, from "traffic")

traf v (back-formation from traffic) - to drive in heavy traffic, to be held in traffic, to trail in slow traffic.

Back-formation is the creation of a simpler or shorter form from a pre-existing more complex form: "edit" from "editor," "intuit from intuition."
Now, "traf" from "traffic."

I traffed for an hour before I could get home.
I've been traffing for two hours before I could even stop by a gas station to have a cup of coffee.

by Mikhail Epstein November 8, 2003

Flag