verile

very virile

I am a verile man, full of passion and guts!

verile by Doos Jarus January 12, 2021

Verivery 

A group of people showing a very high synchronization while moving. (EX: dancing).

Oh look at them dancing like one. They're so Verivery.

Verivery by verrerinsync190109 October 18, 2020

verisexual 

Related to Sapiosexual (which means "to be turned on by wit and intelligence"), Verisexual means "to be turned on by honesty and vulnerability". From the Latin word "Veritas" meaning Truth.

Many people who are verisexual also have a high libido.

verisexual by mzterry June 24, 2016

virile 

1. having the characteristics of an adult male.
2. Having or showing masculine spirit, strength, vigor, or power
3. Capable of performing sexually as a male; potent.

He is virile enough to keep me up all night.

virile by everclear June 1, 2004

Verble-ing 

Verble-ing: The act of installing a/c parts or hardware without having a clue as to whats going on or how to do it, skipping steps or reading the fucking pubs. usually causing more work for all other shifts, and pissing off 95% of your co-workers. Synonym: buddy fucker.

Example: 1:
A: who installed this leading edge without checking it first?
B: the other shift.
A: MOTHER FUCKERS THEY JUST VERBLED US.
Example 2:
A: Did you verble check those tools or did you really look at them?
B: I verbled them
A: oh hell no check tat shit again.
Example:3

A: who did the daily?
B: i did

A: did you check the tires?
B: not really i verbled them
A: oh well you're verble-ing them.

Verble-ing by You got Verbed June 20, 2011

verklempt 

Verklempt - choked with emotion (German verklemmt = emotionally inhibited in a convulsive way)
This is not FAKE Yiddish - unless you are one of the linguists who consider Yiddish a "fake", i.e. non-transformational language.

OY, vey. When that schmuck of a doctor told me I had cancer I got all verklempt.

verklempt by Jennifer Zeisz December 26, 2005

Cinéma vérité 

Means 'film truth', also known as 'Direct Cinema'. A style of film concerned with representing truth and reality, not overtly using filmic artifice, or complete directoral control.

Uses documentary film making devices such as hand-held 'shaky' cameras to give an impression of the viewer being a 'fly on the wall'. Avoids the use of scripts, artifical sound tracks, etc.

Developed in France and Quebec in the 1950's and 1960's. 'Dogma 95' is a film making philosophy from the 1990's which was influenced by the ideas of the previous generation's Cinéma vérité film makers.

The Battle of Algiers, The Blair Witch Project, and The Office are examples of film and TV that use elements of Cinéma vérité.

Cinéma vérité by Maeve Bitchy May 26, 2008