radification

The act by which a person, place, or thing is made radical/more radical.

When the US validated it's constitution, it was 'ratified.' Had the document been written in bright neon colors and been covered in glitter, it would have been 'radified.'

I radified this party by bringing some Extreme Cheddar Doritos.

I practiced radification today by wearing a backwards ball cap and baggy jeans.

by Reginald Cousins February 18, 2010

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Notification Ramifications

When you've gone on a facebook spree and now get 50 thousand notifications. Usually you've commented on something obscure and the ensuing comments spiral into a whirlwind comment-fest that you wish you'd never begun.

Man, I wish I hadn't gone on that facebook spree! Now I can't log in to facebook without having 50 thousand notifications, all from commenting on Scott's status! The notification ramifications from that comment are insane!

by Bears n Basketball January 23, 2011

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rarification

(verb) to become rarer / less common.

The rarification of mullets since the 1990s is probably a good thing.

by R. Ashford Casanova October 12, 2009

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RAMifications

Da overall effects of having more or less data-storage on your computer.

Bill Gates supposedly said in 1981 dat "640K should be enough for anybody", but he claims dat he never made dat ridiculous statement --- he says dat he totally knew da RAMifications of having too little computer-memory, and so he actually was always saying da exact opposite.

by QuacksO April 15, 2024

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Marsupial Ramifications

When a trans-masc with a four letter name challenges his newfound gender norms via cooking, cleaning, etc.; particularly in aid of their partner and their partner’s lifelong bestie.

There are some serious marsupial ramifications to our friend Mike cleaning the bathroom for us

by Yee Haw Yall November 7, 2021

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