Verbatimly

Past tense of verbatim

You verbatimly just said you’ll take us to the store

by TYLERJORDANJOHNSON January 16, 2022

Verbatim

Word for word.

Individual couldn't have said it better themselves.

It's only right.

Tim: life is hard af.

John: verbatim

by Abovethehype December 6, 2015

Verbatim

One of the many Mother Mother songs that my fellow Non Binary pals love.

"Goin' in the wind is an eddy of the truth and it's naked
It's verbatim and it's shakin"

by Gayybuni February 9, 2021

VERbatIM

word for word

that plagiarising bitch copied my assignment verbatim.

by mooks January 13, 2004

Verbatim of Mars

This is a particular aspect of alien life-forms known only to teens born after 1990. It is an extremely popular topic of discussion, particularly between couples. Unfortunately, it cannot be understood by older age groups.

Teen: Can I use the car?
Parent: What are you going to do with the car?
Teen: I'm going to meet some friends.
Parent: Well, what are you guys doing?
Teen: We are discussing the Verbatim of Mars.
Parent: Oh, OK. See you later.

by Magnus Voidus November 10, 2010

verbatim ac literatim

"Word for word and letter for letter"- from Latin. In modern times we typically shorten the phrase to the single word verbatim, meaning word for word.

He was able to repeat their argument verbatim ac literatim, so we understood all the gory details.

by splendidcakes July 27, 2016

boom verbatim

something said to emphasize a point, usually said in a southern illinois accent with the "verbatim" following a few seconds after the "boom"

origin: wellness instructors and basketball coaches in the middle illinois region

pronounced: BOOM. ver-BAY-duhm

"You gotta run every day to get your heart rate up. BOOM verbatim."

by We Love Welch April 29, 2009