Verbalage
The active acknowledgment of artistic themes found in the ideas of an individual's concurrent thought process. Verbalage is to speaking aloud as literature is to reading & writing.
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Verbalage
A Noun: Meaning, VERBAL GARBAGE. Lies, Boasts, Hyping up the Truth and Bragging. Anything Spoken to Uninterested listeners.
Verbalage by Shea Yarbro Author July 7, 2016
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The world's dopest beatboxer, took over an airport announcement system and a crowded subway with his sick beats, can make magic sounds with his mouth, nose and possibly ear (yet to be proven though highly likely). Should Colab with Scatman John
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verballert
German slang for being wasted from drugs or drinking. More literally the word means to waste something, blow away indiscriminately, squander.
Verpeilt, verschallert, alle verballert.
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verbage
A commonly used, but nonexistent word meant as a synonym for "copy" or "text". The word verbage doesn't actually exist in the English language. The word "verbiage" does, but it has a slightly different meaning.
"Hey, Lulu, would you mind shortening up the verbage in the third paragraph here?"
"Sure, if 'verbage' actually existed, which it doesn't."
"Sure, if 'verbage' actually existed, which it doesn't."
verbage by tichaelmucker October 17, 2008
verbage
A made up word that is used by people who want to sound cool when talking about the way something is written. These people frequently use other big and/or made up words to impress people around them.
I didn't understand the verbage in the email communication I received from Sally. Near as I could tell, she was talking about an anomaly with the pop machine that allowed people to get free soda, but much to my chagrin it only vended for her, not me.
verbage by Patty O' Sheagrins November 22, 2010
Verbalarity
Verbalarity by Super Swank Sistahs July 16, 2008
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