verberize

the act of making any word an action word even if the real definition of the word is a pro-noun, prepositions, noun, or adjectives and sometimes verbs

we have to man the fort.
we were out all night clubbing.
I gotta go hit the books and get studified.
when I speak I like to verberize.

by Legion Escobar November 12, 2007

Varnerize

Transitive verb
Var· ner· ize | \ ˈvär-nə-rīz \
Varnerized; Varnerizing
1. to stare intently upward at someone and slowly reveal a menacing-yet-persuasive smile while pressing one’s lower jaw into the sternum, producing the effect of a double chin.

2. to render hypnotized one’s elders, causing them to spend their hard-earned cash on overpriced autumnal follies.

The young girl Varnerized her stepmother, hoping that she’d drive the children to a certain local farm offering hayless hayrides and myriad varieties of exotic gourds.

by TheRealMQB March 31, 2021

gerberize

To render something (content, concept, or situation) easily digestible, so that it can be consumed/understood with minimal effort

These millennials need everything gerberized for them to function.
In order to get my point across I had to gerberize it.

by Carey Crew June 7, 2017

verbalize

The act of making a noun a verb by simply stating it (the noun) in a sentence as if it was a verb. For example "Im going to google that!" instead of saying "I am going to perform a search on google.com"

Mom: "go lawnmower the backyard Roger !"

Son: "Mom, don't verbalize!! The appropriate expression is 'Go mow the lawn', and no I'm too busy smoking pot."

by SemioddMick April 1, 2010

Berberize

To maximize one's potential gain at the expense of others. To rip someone off while at the same time leading them to believe they are getting a good deal.

Oh man...they really berberized me at the used car lot.

by astrotangent May 25, 2018

ferberize

Really FRBR-ize, for Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records. It is "a conceptual entity-relationship model developed by the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)" in which relationships between the entities (in a catalog or bibliographic database) provide links to navigate through the hierarchy of relationships.

Creating separate records for print and digital formats now will allow us to ferberize our catalog later.

by GemmaHoo April 23, 2011

verbeige

Speech or writing that uses too many bland marketing words or excessively technical expressions.

Her marketing copy lacks the excitement needed to capture the imagination of the reader and therefore seemed quite verbeige

by m0dernsavage February 4, 2012