Bill-a-fy

(bill-uh-f-eye) adj: billafying

the act of adding "coolness" to people, locations, or social gatherings simply by adding the presence of an extremely awesome individual.

opposite of billafying: shmileyfying

"yo pete totally needs billafying"

WOOOEEEEEW THIS PARTIES ABOUT TO GET BILLAFIED!!!

now that bens gone who do we have left that can bill-a-fy ?

by Benny-Bo May 28, 2006

H:FY

Humanity: Fuck Yeah. Usually describes a thread on the /tg/ board on 4chan in which neckbeards go to explain how jawesome humanity is. Basically hundreds of pieces of copypasta in which humanity is insane and kills everything everywhere at all times for any reason ever.

Ever.

I was in a H:FY thread on /tg/ in which someone said that, if it is alive, we will fuck it.

by Chander Dredd !!k6qYKIZzI/Y October 25, 2010

Keeka-fy

Making or covering something completely in the color black

Hey, let's Keeka-fy this room

by KEEKEE55 May 23, 2020

Shy the Fy

Shut the fuck up, be quiet, silence yourself

ugh, shy the fy

by sophaloafofbagel February 19, 2011

g()()fy

THE BEST TRACER IN THE OVERWATCH WORLD, HE FOCKES YO WIFE NIQQA AND HE KASHOOTS UP UR SCHOOL

g()()fy just focked yo waife niqqqaaaaaa

by g()()fy October 19, 2017

EMO-fy

(EMO-f-I)

to make or be made into an emo.

the direct result of math.

A) I hate happy people.

B) Lets EMO-fy the next happy person we see

next happy person seen) "Hey, no, wait. what are you doing, noooooooo........im going to go cut the word emo into my arm so i never forget when i lost my emo virginity, as i was EMO-ified, yeah, thats what i'll do."

by kylergillespie May 18, 2009

Generi-fy

To make something or a process as generic or global as possible, mostly so you don't have to remember to update it. More specific, less generi-fy.

In a cost and time saving effort, Sue is going to generi-fy the company forms so they can carry over year after year.

Pat can no longer keep up with the trends so is going to generi-fy his wardrobe to classic black - goes with everything.

by Jen Eric June 12, 2010