I thought my verbification more beautiful than yours but yours was the inspiration.Who was it that first verbified the name Putin, here?
Funny, isn't it, that a subsequent verbification would occur, a day later, in the same thread, and referencing the same interaction?
Eerie, ain't it, how similar those quotes are, in substance?
Don't fret Taxiya, you're not the first to neglect this. Words enter usage from a variety of sources at a variety of times. Notice that I neither felt the need to defend my verbification on it's first appropriation, nor did I feel the need to defend it against your appropriation.
But, I will defend it against false-attributions! And, especially against third-party arbitrators that feel the need to advance and defend false attributions.
I never expected this discussion but I should have. Some years ago someone looked at the inventors of physical laws named after people and hardly any were named after the right (wo)man.