stupified

Confused and stupid at the same time. Sometimes involves starring blankly into the abyss.

Alex Wall is always stupified

by Blake R May 14, 2007

stiplified

Like stipulated... but like a 1000 times more awesome...

see also: Scrumtrilescent

"She knows she can't smoke in my car right?"
"Yes... those rules have been stiplified."

by Stallings and Tanner May 8, 2008

Shupified

Shupified is a condition whereby the afflicted feels like their head is about to explode as a near genesis recites Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto in German and English.

A rare condition brought about by being in awe of a person’s intelligence as compared to their own is often a precursor to a Shupified state of mind.

by TheZackmancommeth December 11, 2021

Snigified

To take or steal things, food, and shotgun legitimately
If the person says the word before or in motion of taking, its a perfectly legal grab and there should be no complaints
used when stealing a fry at mcdonalds from your pal: "Snigified!"
To borrow or put in possesion something that isn't yours
To Snigify
One may also say "No Sniggas" meaning you aren't allowed to use the snigification rule

If you call no sniggas on a seat and leave the house, its fair game to take

Some things you just dont snigify, like friends sisters and weed

Snigifiiied!

I cant believe you snigified shotgun and my lighter

by franklin ma jb August 1, 2004

Skimpified

1. Lack of something
2. Not very mutch of something.

1) My poptarts had no frosting, they were so skimpified.

2) Once again every year, only one pickle on my McRib, god there so skimpified every time.

by XxIronManxX1 November 28, 2009

swagified

When you pimp something with swag.
You 'swagify'

You have 'swagified'

"You have so much swag, Franklin!"

"I know! I swagified my look! Do you like?"
"I love it! You have so much swaggy, now!"

by McSwaggerfloppypants November 12, 2013

Smilified

The process by which a otherwise normal piece of text gains large numbers of little graphics in place of bizarre sequences of characters (such as :/ :P and :o).

One theory as to why this is done is because it makes it more friendly to none techies.

My last forum post wasn't smilified cause I posted in html mode.

by Nazzy March 6, 2005