Super Adjective

When additional word endings which usually make a noun into an adjective are applied to a word that already is an adjective. The resulting adjective is exponentially as definitive.

"I can call spirits from the VASTY deep!" - 1 Henry IV, Act 3, Scene 1: VAST becomes VASTY, a Super Adjective.

by RANJAQ November 17, 2010

Nickeldick, adjective

Of infinitesimal value, penny ante, small, trivial, unimportant, trifling.
Another term spawned by its repetitive usage in a regional northeastern supermarket chain and coined by one of its store managers.

This year's losses compared to last was nickeldick, cousin!

by weave July 15, 2003

adjectify

A portmanteau of adjective and objectify. To use an otherwise irrelevant adjective to describe a person, usually a woman or person of color, based on appearance or traits stereotypically associated with that person's gender, race or ethnicity as in the following example, "A beautiful tomb raider and her crew hunt for treasure in the catacombs of Paris and find themselves in a hellish underworld."

The obnoxious commentator tends to adjectify female candidates, commenting on their looks and clothes rather than their policies.

by Taupe Armageddon October 8, 2018

Kwapis; insult; adjective

A person doing annoying activities doing stupid things being overly loud, and in some cases smell bad.

Brianna you are acting like a total Kwapis; insult; adjective

by Shelbiz2 November 22, 2009

name-adjective-afication

to add "ed" at the end of someones named to imply that they are acting like or becoming someone,or that they have been pranked by that person

russell:haha, you've been russelled
adam:you and ur name-adjective-afication

by T.K May 9, 2008

abject

The transition from subject to object.

My fingernail is attached to me (the subject). When I clip my fingernail and is no longer attached to my finger it becomes an Abject rather than an object, because of the attachment to it's origins.

This applies to all bodily functions...all of them.

by Nicholasian May 28, 2008

Adjectifying

To describe.

I am adjectifying myself

by Sra Berger October 4, 2017