Wow! I never knew you could verb a verb! Verbing of nouns is commonplace, but verbing of verbs is something new to me!
I imagine a bright guy like you noticed that the expression "Verbing a noun" is, in itself, making a noun into a verb, so you must have used the expression ironically. Very funny!
In an ideal language, one would be able to use ANY word as a verb or a noun (or as an adjective or adverb, too, why not?) So we could freely interchange parts of speech as follows:
"Face a divorce" or "Divorce a face" "Behind her dress" or "Dress her behind" "Stern his face" or "Face his stern" "Prick your finger" or...
Never mind, this is getting silly.
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