Reading or hearing a non-white colloquialism and trying to revert it back to the traditional vanilla version. This also applies to white-washing a name, place, or idea to make it feel more familiar or comfortable for white people.
She could not fully comprehend the phrase 'finna be lit', so she had to caucasify it to 'fitting to be fun' in order to comprehend the turn of phrase.
The house had an air of curry about it, which was quickly caucasified by the introduction of essential oils to make the Smiths feel at home in their new house.
The house had an air of curry about it, which was quickly caucasified by the introduction of essential oils to make the Smiths feel at home in their new house.
by ChemiSPE August 27, 2021
Person A: did you read the article about Jesus? He would've actually looked like a Galilean Semite and less like a white man...
Person B: so they caucasified Jesus? Why would they do that?
Person A: I dunno, I wouldn't want anyone to caucasify me though...
Person B: so they caucasified Jesus? Why would they do that?
Person A: I dunno, I wouldn't want anyone to caucasify me though...
by jellooooshot May 7, 2022