Depopification
I all I have heard for the past week is Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and Bruno Mars. I'm going to need a depopification.
Depopification by eejga November 20, 2011
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Depopification
When something becomes insufferable because the upper class gentrifies it, usually in reference to music or clothing. Comes from the word "depop" which is a notoriously overpriced reselling app.
The depopification of NYU.
Depopification by lauren <(^_^)> April 27, 2022
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Defoxification
Detoxification + Fox News
1) A treatment for poisoning by counteracting the toxic
properties, ideas, myths, fallacies and lies which can be readily absorbed by watching Fox News Channel. (n)
2 ) If you defox, or if something defoxes your body, you do something to remove the poisonous effects of Fox News from your body. (v)
Defoxes plural, 3rd person present; Defoxing present participle listen defoxed past tense, past participle
1) A treatment for poisoning by counteracting the toxic
properties, ideas, myths, fallacies and lies which can be readily absorbed by watching Fox News Channel. (n)
2 ) If you defox, or if something defoxes your body, you do something to remove the poisonous effects of Fox News from your body. (v)
Defoxes plural, 3rd person present; Defoxing present participle listen defoxed past tense, past participle
After a whole evening of Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck, George rushed to the emergency room in hopes that even without health insurance, he could get immediate defoxification for free, or at reduced cost.
Defoxification by shoqvalue February 2, 2010
Depenification
Depenification by IDR_AfterMath May 22, 2006
dopification
The verb used to define at something is indeed dope in its own form, also used to discribe an action
dopification by Dopifier July 31, 2017
Ass Detoxification
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