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Dimashify 

Pronunciation : Di-Mash-i-fy (Verb)

1) To transform an existing song through the personality of Dimash Kudaibergen so as to render it utterly his own

2) To set a bar/standard so high that it will never again be rendered to the original

3) To cause the listener extreme feelings such as love, pain, happiness leaving them in doubt, awe, tears at times, goosebumps, speechless or lost weather what they just heard actually is only one human singing or an alien. This phenomenon is called Dimashified

4) A person who has been Dimashified normally had just been infected with Dimashititis Stage 1 unknowingly.
Dimash dimashify almost every single song he sings
Dimashify by TazaKap December 17, 2019
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Demeatify 

To completely remove the flesh from something.
"I so totally had to demeatify that chicken wing last night. Only the bone was left!"
Demeatify by 0mikey0 June 9, 2009
Demeshia is cute smart funny and is made to run track. she loves making people happy and is always smiling.
Demeshia is happy
demeshia by sharh July 3, 2017
to show the truth of something by removing all falsities; to debunk; demythologize. Derivatives: demythification, demythifier.
The story was highly fabricated and so it behoved them to demythify it.
demythify by uttam maharjan November 14, 2011

demerchify 

v: 1. To un-merchandise a retail outlet.
2. When a retail customer picks up an item in a store, then upon deciding not to purchase it, places it somewhere completly different.
That A-Hole totally demerchified isle 21.
demerchify by bobaganootch February 24, 2005
The act of making yourself more dees.
"Deesify yourself you beezy!" (command)
deesify by rogue1 February 27, 2008
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