Fictional Noun
Verbacu
Ver·bah·coo
/ˈvɜːr.bɑː.kuː/
Origin
Early 21st century: Derived from Latin ‘Verbum’ (saying, verb, or talking) and Latin ‘Baculum’ (stick, staff, or ceptor)
Definition
1. A Latin approximation of ‘talking stick’, the turn-taking implement used in many cultures around the world, an icon of simple government, collaboration, and respect.
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