fecification

the action of covering something with fecis

He put the straws in the bathroom, therefore causing fecification to occur.

by stealthchris117 October 31, 2008

Funification

The process of going between boredom and having a blast.

Mark: I'm so bored!
Tom: I think you need some funification.

by soupfan1000 July 15, 2011

famification

The lust to coin words on Urban Dictionary for beer bragging rights at pubs and church gatherings. famous + ication = famification pronounced "FAYE muh FI kay shun

Nearly on the brink of suicide, writer's block caused Chris Yandall to submit an urban dictionary request to cannonize the word famification in hopes that other contributors will attempt to famificate themselves by getting published. All contributors seek famification to be have their word published on urbandictionary!

by cYask8 January 29, 2009

foxification

intentional misrepresentation of facts by fox network for the purpose of perpetuation their biased "conservative" agenda.

It's hard to know how many people attended Glen Beck's rally as the number goes through foxification before every report.

by mtnmamma October 20, 2010

Fatification

The process of getting fat. Root: Fat, to fatify

Person 1: I have been eating alot of junk food. Now i do not fit into my favourite dress anymore.
Person2: You're going through fatification!

by evil billionaire muahaha December 15, 2012

fuckification

(noun) Something possessing the quality of being fuckified or fucked up. The product of any procedure which is fucked up. A creation resulting from a mishap or fuck up.

Thats your car? What the hell kinda fuckification is that?

by Curbskater415 November 29, 2004

Femafication

Removing qualified professionals from positions throughout an organization, and installing ideologists with no skills to adequately perform the mission of those organizations, in this case a whole federal government administration, under George W. Bush.

Nobel 2008 Economics Laureate PAUL KRUGMAN: "I also wonder how much the Femafication of government under President Bush contributed to Mr. Paulson’s fumble. All across the executive branch, knowledgeable professionals have been driven out; there may not have been anyone left at Treasury with the stature and background to tell Mr. Paulson that he wasn’t making sense."

by [TOM] ThunderDawg February 19, 2009