Maxify
To make one's argument appear lengthy and undecipherable by going in circles and saying the same thing in different ways, on purpose.
Maxify by Beanie Eyelash March 27, 2021
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maxify
(verb)
1.) Similar to the action of maximizing an aspect of something or someone, though most appropriate when referring to an aspect that cannot be measured with numbers alone (ie. "fun", "boredom" and "gayness" cannot be measured conventionally).
2.) The act of both magnifying and maximizing.
3.) The act of taking something "to the max".
1.) Similar to the action of maximizing an aspect of something or someone, though most appropriate when referring to an aspect that cannot be measured with numbers alone (ie. "fun", "boredom" and "gayness" cannot be measured conventionally).
2.) The act of both magnifying and maximizing.
3.) The act of taking something "to the max".
Maxify
Maxify by Benjabenja November 22, 2024
MXify
To make something ordinary, extraordinary by making it more vibrant and colorful. From Coldplay's new album Mylo Xyloto where the album cover is very vibrant and one of it's themes is to make something bland into something interesting.
Oh my goodness. This wall is very boring and uninteresting. Let's MXify it! Now it looks more colorful!
MXify by butterfliessplitsky November 23, 2011
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