Verbal T 

Stands for Verbal Trash or the much vaunted banter. Basically the nonsense talk you have with your mates,possibly while drunk.

Verbal T:you know it, the kind of thing you say with your mates all the time. maybe a movie quote.

"one name????"

Verbal T by Jill Content June 22, 2008

Verbal T Leaf 

Someone who steals other people's banter/sayings. a Verbal T leaf.

He's been saying "snoogins" all the time, such a Verbal T Leaf

Verbal T Leaf by Jill Content June 22, 2008

verbal s.t.d. 

When someone whispers in your ear "The sisillus" and you walk a round randy and you have sex with somebody and they get an s.t.d. you didn't even have

I gave Pricillus a verbal s.t.d.

verbal s.t.d. by GlennZadra May 6, 2020

Verbal Tip 

When a customer profusely thanks a waiter or waitress for the most wonderful service they received and then tips the server less than 10% (or usually nothing at all).

"Thank you so much for making our evening so special. You are the best server we have ever had. It's been such a wonderful meal and you should be rewarded for your effort" (with a fat 0 on the tip line of the credit card receipt because you just got handed a verbal tip instead.)

Verbal Tip by Morika August 15, 2008

verbal tipping 

Acknowledging a waiter/waitress by telling them what a good job they did serving your table. Often used by old people and usually unaccompanied by a monetary tip.

I wish I could have told those old people off for the verbal tipping they gave me, but they were just so nice I didn't have the heart.

verbal tipping by roundthewheel June 10, 2008

Verbal Twerking 

To flap ones gums, gossiping usually about random unimportant shit.

We was at the bar and everyone was standing in a circle verbal twerking.

Verbal Twerking by CRhem388 November 28, 2013

verbal tip 

Neglecting to leave a monetary tip for high-quality service after expressing effusive praise or gratitude to the provider.

Endemic to service-intensive but low-paying industries, such as salons, health spas, and restaurants, where wages are significantly reduced because of the expectation that customers will tip employees.

Waiter #1: "That couple went on and on about how good the food was, and they said they loved my service! I can't believe they only left a verbal tip."

Waiter #2: "Yeah. Gratitude is nice, but it doesn't pay the electric bill."

verbal tip by northbanksurfer October 6, 2008