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The gerund is the verb form ending in -ing which acts as a noun. The one word riposte "Gerund" by some self-satisfyingly smug pedant indicates an abuse in its usage. It often muddies the intended meaning, and makes one want to lamp the complainant.
"The gerund is the verb form ending..."

"...the verb form's ending. Gerund."

*smack*
gerund by Ralph Blunsom January 30, 2003
gerund by Anonymous August 15, 2003
"She pulled down my pants, and sucked the venom out of my Gerund."
Gerund by SucioRandy October 20, 2012
Gerund are real and they are derived from verbs but function as nouns(I know, impossible, right). However, gerunds are actually upside down. This is because the earth is a cylinder and gerunds are from Australia, the bottom of the cylinder, therefore making the, upside down. This claim is supported by scientists, geographers, and LA teachers from around the world.
I have a gerund phrases quiz tomorrow.
Its an insult that is in no way an english term, just an insult
"You are such a gerund,"
Gerund by LallipopThings September 18, 2019

Gerund-grinder

A profession in the prehistoric era where one's life purpose is to grind those gerunds all day everyday.
"Hey did you do your dailies today?"
"Nah man, I don't have time to grind dailies, xp, or money. I'm a gerund-grinder. Do you even gerund-grind bro?"
Gerund-grinder by loreaesthetics September 1, 2022