| VERBALISED | • verbalised v. Simple past tense and past participle of verbalise. • VERBALISE v. to put into words, also VERBALIZE. |
| VERBALISER | • verbaliser n. Alternative form of verbalizer. • VERBALISER n. one who verbalises, also VERBALIZER. |
| VERBALISES | • verbalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of verbalise. • VERBALISE v. to put into words, also VERBALIZE. |
| VERBALISMS | • verbalisms n. Plural of verbalism. • VERBALISM n. undue attention to words alone. |
| VERBALISTS | • verbalists n. Plural of verbalist. • VERBALIST n. a person dealing in or concentrating on mere words rather than reality or meaning. |
| VERBALIZED | • verbalized v. Simple past tense and past participle of verbalize. • VERBALIZE v. to put into words, also VERBALISE. |
| VERBALIZER | • verbalizer n. A thing that or person who verbalizes; frequently contrasted with visualizer. • verbalizer n. (Grammar) A morpheme, particle, etc. that converts a word into a verb. • VERBALIZER n. one who verbalizes, also VERBALISER. |
| VERBALIZES | • verbalizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of verbalize. • VERBALIZE v. to put into words, also VERBALISE. |
| VERBALLING | • verballing n. The putting of damaging remarks into the mouths of suspects during police interrogation. • VERBAL v. to take a police statement. |
| VERBARIANS | • verbarians n. Plural of verbarian. • VERBARIAN n. a coiner of words. |
| VERBASCUMS | • verbascums n. Plural of verbascum. • VERBASCUM n. another name for the flower mullein. |
| VERBERATED | • verberated v. Simple past tense and past participle of verberate. • VERBERATE v. (archaic) to beat. |
| VERBERATES | • verberates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of verberate. • VERBERATE v. (archaic) to beat. |
| VERBICIDES | • verbicides n. Plural of verbicide. • VERBICIDE n. destruction of the meaning of a word. |
| VERBIFYING | • verbifying v. Present participle of verbify. • VERBIFY v. to use as a verb. |