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What is the verse?
An abbreviation of the common English word "universe." This term is used in the futuristic language of the abruptly canceled Fox TV series Firefly.
I don't believe there's a power in the 'verse that can stop Kaylee from being cheerful.
the verse - video
The verse - what is it?
An amazing band in the U.K. ! They are one of the best boy bands you can ever come across !
You should defo check them out via YouTube and twitter @TheVerseOFF, you will not regret being a fan of them, they're really hard to not love.
They are jack JT dean and Alex they're such sweet caring people and such nice people to meet, I think they're so cute and dean is fit af 😂 Js
Btw if you see this it is jennie 😊 @JenLovesBrook 😂♥️
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What does "the verse" mean?
v. verse, versed, versing
to face off in a competitive two-player video game. The verb form of the word "versus," "vs." or "v."
I versed Michael in Street Fighter 2; needless to say, I won handily.
I can't, Mom, I'm busy versing Tom in Mario Golf at the moment!
Let's verse each other in Madden '05.
The verse - what does it mean?
(ver-ss-ed) Saying someone played against someone/thing
1. Did you see the game where the Patriots versed the Cowboys?
2. He versed the person in the game.
The verse - meaning
Ain't them Reavers just the most impolite folks in the whole goddamn verse
The verse - definition
The action of writing verses of a poem with another person, versing and taking turns, you go i go
Fool #1: I'm rippling the horizon
Like a ravenous lion
Fool #2: I'm swallowing serotonin
Mainling dopamine
Fool #1: I think we communicate the best when we're versing with each other
Fool #2: Why? Oh, cause you think you're the next Edgar Allen Poe right?
Fool #1: No, more like the next Emily Dickinson
The verse - slang
The gerund form of the "verb" "verse."
Presumably caused by people assuming that versus is spelled "verses" and is the present tense of a verb... but it's latin.
I'm versing him later in Smash Brothers.
The verse
The verb form of the word "verses". It should be used like this: "Did you see that match? It was red verses blue!"
However more people use it the innocorect way: "Are you versing him later?" Let me just tell you all that THIS IS NOT A WORD. Its not even slang! Its just stupid!
Are you versing him later?
Its just me verses him.
Ill verse him for you!
The verse
Slang ala Firefly for 'universe.'
"No force in the verse can stop me."
The verse
the Uiverse as described in the series Firefly created by Joss Whedon
No power in the verse can stop me. (Said by Mal first then Kaylee, but River adopted it after she single-handedly stopped Niska's men from boarding Serenity.)