disnify 

the act of altering a form of propaganda, media/news source, or historical reference with uplifting and blithe characteristics in order to cover up other less than reputable details or gain public attention for profit.

This club used to have a lot of shootings until they disnified it. Now, all kinds of people come here.

My daughter asked why her mother and I weren't together and instead of saying that her mother was a herpe-infested whore, i had to disnify it and say 'it just didn't work out'.

disnify by 1264151 March 21, 2009

dignify

1. to confer honor or dignity upon; honor; ennoble.
2. to give a high-sounding title or name to; confer unmerited distinction upon
pronounced dig-nuh-fahy
Verb (used with object)

"I shall not dignify this insensitive remark with an answer"

dignify by Em93 September 26, 2007

Disnefy 

Turn admirable, respectable super-hero characters into bad cartoons, childish video games, or pixar animated movies

Tom: Did you hear the news? Disney just bought Marvel.
Steve: O no! They'll Disnefy Spider-Man!

Disnefy by swimming_mothra September 1, 2009

disnification 

The act of making something so safe and kid-friendly that it becomes boring and unattractive.

I can't believe it. There's all sorts of disnification going on all over this theme park. Well, at least they'll get a lot of money from disney parents now.

disnification by the dirty liberal July 31, 2009

Disnified 

A society where everything is good or bad with no nuance. A society you are either a bully, or a victim.

We live in a disnified society where people are either good or bad with no nuance.

Disnified by JohnnyandRoger May 27, 2018