fat(verb)

When the excessive body mass of some "large" person falls on you in a way that said mass molds around some portion of your body.

You see that bitch who feel on me? She fatted <--(fat(verb)) my leg like a mf. I could almost feel her clogged arteries bulgin'.

by Adamfier November 27, 2005

dirty vera

if some come up to in the train pulls down lady pants and puts a key chain through her libra piercing and starting singing bad guy from Billie Eilish

I tell a police officer 'I went on the train to go home and then some one dirty veraed I want him in jail'

by #billiefantopuno September 6, 2020

verb

To use a word not commonly considered a verb as a verb. The created word, or neologism, may be modified in the same way as any regular or irregular verb.

Nouns and Adjectives are most commonly used as base words, but almost any word may be used in this way.

Many of these created verbs have passed into common usage, such as telephone, email or damage.

To verb is, in itself, an example of a verbed noun. Here are some other examples of verbed words.

Noun: Just Google it. (Somewhat common usage.)

Adjective: My job is to green our company. (i.e. to make it more environmentally friendly.)

Preposition: I versed him last night. (From versus.)

Acronym: But I did SMS him! (Also common usage.)

by ForsakenDAemon January 10, 2008

verb

to organize with glee and great abandon; Preparedness for any and all occurences while being the epitome of grace under fire.

"look at the fabulous
Romelda knife i found"
" i really need to Romelda my office space"-verb

by Thelma Thudpucker February 4, 2010

Vera Int Veen

Vera Int Veen is the German counterpart to Rosie O' Donnell.
She's fat, a talk show host and I believe she's a lesbian too.

Vera Am Mittag Was Bin Ich

by Lord Dipshit October 17, 2004

Math Is a Verb

When the world’s most disliked school subject is not a spectator but a player sport; when you need to do math rather than just read about it—the very reason why pop or general math books seldom help raise the mathematical or quantitative literacy of their armchair readers.

Recreationally speaking, math is a noun, but painfully or cognitively speaking, math is a verb—reading and understanding a math proof is one thing; guessing and checking and failing repeatedly and finally proving or solving a math problem is the actual thing.

by MathPlus December 28, 2020

Verbatim

Company

Makers of the worlds most unreliable floppy disk

pfft, damit, another floppy screwed.
"what brand is it?"
Vaerbatim
"say no more"

by w00x January 8, 2004