vergacion
interjection for surprise, boredom or a description for a really shitty deal. Used largely and frequently by Maracuchos (from Maracaibo, Venezuela) to denote such feelings
Vergacion primo
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Vergacion
vergacion!!! your boyfriend is so freaking hot!!!
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Lil Jon-versation
A conversation in a bar that is so loud that the people having the conversation can't hear each other well enough, so they simply start responding with the responses of "WHAT", "YEAH", and "OKAY."
As a result, the conversation begins to resemble a song by hip-hop / rap artist Lil Jon.
As a result, the conversation begins to resemble a song by hip-hop / rap artist Lil Jon.
An example of a "Lil Jon-versation," as described taking place at a crowed, loud dance club:
A-"DO YOU WANT A BEER?!?"
B-"WHAT?!?"
A-"I SAID DO YOU WANT A BEER?!?"
B-"YEAH!"
A-"OKAY!"
...Person A Goes to Bartender...
A-"TWO BEERS, PLEASE!"
C-"WHAT?"
A-"I SAID, TWO BEERS, PLEASE!"
C-"OKAY! WHAT KIND?"
A-"WHAT?!?"
...
A-"DO YOU WANT A BEER?!?"
B-"WHAT?!?"
A-"I SAID DO YOU WANT A BEER?!?"
B-"YEAH!"
A-"OKAY!"
...Person A Goes to Bartender...
A-"TWO BEERS, PLEASE!"
C-"WHAT?"
A-"I SAID, TWO BEERS, PLEASE!"
C-"OKAY! WHAT KIND?"
A-"WHAT?!?"
...
Lil Jon-versation by FrankZappaSA September 13, 2011
Caine-versation
1. The flurry of words that are fired between two people during a cocaine session, often resulting in broken promises and false proclamations of love.
Caine-versation by Goob McNa$ty April 5, 2010
vergations
vergations by Grocerygettinvq November 11, 2019
Canned-versation
A canned-versation is a conversation, usually kept very short, that mostly exists of 'canned' phrases and typical questions & responses.
Example of a canned-versation:
hi, how are you ?
good
how are you ?
good
... good
work?
good
yours
good
and the family?
goood
and y..
they good too!.
the weather's great
yes
very sunny now
indeed
it's good
good
okay, well see you
yep, see you around
hi, how are you ?
good
how are you ?
good
... good
work?
good
yours
good
and the family?
goood
and y..
they good too!.
the weather's great
yes
very sunny now
indeed
it's good
good
okay, well see you
yep, see you around
Canned-versation by Cogari June 19, 2009
verbacious
He never ceases to amaze his friends with his ability to go on at length on any topic. He is verbacious in the extreme.
verbacious by Laura Love December 25, 2007
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