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Esrever is a language made up of simply reversing words in the English language that can be modified to fit any language. Esrever is simply the word REVERSE in reverse. It is a much more difficult way of communicating among friends than Pig Latin, or any other made up languages that actually state the word with things added on as a suffix or prefix. Esrever changes the entire word completely in reverse. There are no apostrophes in the origional of this language, you must speak every word by itself, but after awhile, as all other languages, you may adjust it as you wish. Also, pronounciation is an indefinate character. That is decision is left to the individuals speaking, just make sure that you and your friends are all on the same page when it comes to your in particular way of pronouncing words, so not to cause confusion.
An example of Esrever:

Friend 1: Tahw si pu?

Friend 2: Ton hcum, tahw tuoba uoy?

Friend 1: I ma ytterp doog. Nac ton nialpmoc.

Friend 2: Emosewa.
Esrever by 3\/13 September 18, 2006
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The reverse of the word reverse. Also refers to that state where you are so bored at work that you tend to make up dumb stuff like this.
Esrever is the reverse of the word reverse. And no, you can't use it in a sentence other than this.
Esrever by Sharkybyte April 1, 2008

ti esrever dna ti pilf, nwod gniht ym tup I 

"I put my thing down, flip it and reverse it" sung backwards in the song Work It of Missy Elliott.
Is it worth it, let me work it
I put my thing down, flip it and reverse it
Ti esrever dna ti pilf, nwod gniht ym tup I

ti esrever dna ti plif 

flip it and reverse it backwards, as used in "work it"
is it worth it let me wwork it i put my thang down flip it aan reverse it, ti esrever dna ti plif.

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esreveryag 

Someone who’s reverse gay
Person 1: What’s your sexuality

Person 2: esreveryag

Person 1: fuck is that?
Person 2: Basically I’m reverse gay, meaning I’m attracted to girls only and not guys.
esreveryag by Kermit TMPGSF September 14, 2021
A "cute" Filipino guy that can speak Tagalog and English. Can play guitar and piano like a pro! He secretly wishes to be like Epik High ; Jason Mraz ; and Colbie!!!

He wants to sweep a girl off her feet by his "amazing" music skills... But yet fails...

He can cook and loves to fish!

He tends to misspell a lot of words! Many many typos
Ersever's typo: Instead of "LMAO" it's, "LAMO"
Ersever by Cammy ;] January 7, 2010
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