bastardisation

derick nobcheese's entry is a perfect example of a bastardisation of a definition.

It helps to use nouns properly in a sentence, preferably as nouns and not as verbs.

by Militia July 27, 2004

Bastardisation

A cover version of something, most commonly used as a musical term. Used to describe a 'song' as worse than the original or any predecessor.

That bastardisation of 'Stairway to Heaven' is awful.

by Ingram January 8, 2004

bastardarization

1. A common misspelling of bastardization.
2. Setting a new standard in being a bastard.

1. That night, they were invited to dine with Piop'l—that's what they called themselves, and the anthropologists thought that this was a bastardarization of the English world, "people." They ate well, meat, leaves, tubers, and some thick fleshy flowers that tasted very sweet.

(From: www.fanfiction.net/s/2097857/5/Finding_Memory)

2. Your bastardarization of ringing on a doorbell and running away prank involves leaving a flaming bag of shit on the front door while filming the victim trying to put it away and then proceed to quickly upload the video to youtube.

by manigordo December 4, 2010

bastardisation

When something is poorly done in an "individual style"

1337 is the latests bastardisation of the english language

by Gumba Gumba February 21, 2004

nastardization

A nastardization itself.

imma:
A nastardization of "i'm going to".

by TheRoflKnight July 31, 2011

Reverse Bastardisation

To perform an act specifically to iritate a person(s).

That was classic reverse bastardisation.

by Albert Smoota May 13, 2005

Bastardisation

Well, Bastardisation is a rterm given to the process of becomeing a bastard, or being a bastard, or even the term used to describe someone who has encountered the acts of a bastard.

That guy has just been through one hell of a bastardisation.

by Fish May 24, 2004