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What is verbose?
N. Talking so much or for so long it could be fatal to anyone within earshot.
I almost died of terminal verbosity listening to Suzie talk about her friggin cat.
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verbose - video
Verbose - what is it?
A word with a meaning, such meaning being that of an excessive quantity and/or number of the vocal/textual objects often referred to as words. Often used in a manner known as humorous and common among the small but mighty group of people known as "shitposters", a combination of the words "shit" and "posters" verbose sentences are somewhat common on the internet.
This combination of the vocal/textual objects known as words used to form a sentence could be described using the vocal/textual object known as the word verbose.
What does "verbose" mean?
You know that bitch who tries to sound smart by using big words? She probably said verbose and now you’re reading this. She is verbose. Verbose means annoying.
Man 1: You know that annoying chic that uses big words?
Man 2: Yeah, she’s so verbose.
Verbose - what does it mean?
adj.
Verbal diarrhea. A person exhibiting verbosity does not know when to shut up.
Sue talks WAY too much. Her verbosity astounds me. She's the queen of the TMI.
Verbose - meaning
that's verbose
Verbose - definition
adding words that don't need to be there but still make the word or sentence grammatically correct
phase 1 all your base are belong to us
phase 2 all of your various headquarters now are in our ownership
phase 3 we now lay claim to the various places of operations that where once under your governorship but have now been ceded to us
phase 4 we herby relieve you of the various locals that you once saw fit to serve as conduits through which to channel
your military power and arbitrary presumed to be under your charge based on some abstract notion of human property and declare them to be amongst our possessions.
verbose
Verbose - slang
The one language that will make your English teacher shit her pants
Teacher: Did you do your homework?
Student: yes the homosapien that wrote or spoke about this current line of text you read did do something or multiple things that the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death or not have the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death I possess, known as homework
Teacher: fucking verbose
Verbose
you need to be more verbose in your paper.
Verbose
It means to talk about things in great detail, listing every facet of their being. Also to have the ability to speak at great lengths about nothing.
I speak a very verbose english language
Verbose
Verbosity is the ability, limited in the general population, to utilize words which may be archaic, lengthy, and in the English language are more often than not based in Latin. Quite often, the phrases used in such a manner are synonymous with much more succinct forms. In addition to the expansive vocabulary utilized, prose which is deemed 'verbose' will quite often feature parenthetical phrases in unusual frequency, as might be found in scientific journals or university textbooks. Though accepted in academic contexts for its ability to explain, in great detail, concepts which may seem rather complex to the average layperson, the overuse of excessive verbosity will often cause common folk, especially those who might be afflicted with the neurological disorder known as Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), to lose interest in the concepts being explained, and thus the knowledge they might gain would be lost to them. Moderation, therefore, is the key to the proper usage of verbosity.
It's good for padding English essays, and there's a type of thread on 4chan that shows up every once in a while where people talk like that for the lulz.
Person 1: Should you deign to learn the definition of Verbose, one needs only glance upwards, and focus one's eyes on the paragraph above.
Person 2: Uh, you lost me at "deign."