Enforing

en·for-ing
verb (used with object)

1) To inform an individual on how to enforce their rights before entering small claims.

John will be enforing Sally to prep her for legal action against her employer

by Calfornia Law November 27, 2011

Enfringa

When tripping, you see everything in a beautiful way. Everything is full of life and is wonderful. That inspired the word enfringa

Example:

Hey, that bubble is enfringa!

That deer look's like enfringa!

by bethie poo poo July 21, 2011

Enforcing thought crimes

Yeah this targeting of "Anti-Americanism" stuff...

Hym "Enforcing thought crimes. That's what it IS. They are enforcing thought crimes... By doing that. Like, to say that being 'Anti-Captialist' or whatever makes you a target of surveillance... That MEANS (literally) they are doing, like, Orwellian surveillance on people who espouse 'anti-american' or 'anti-christian' rhetoric.... And THAT... Is 'enforcing thought crimes.' Regardless of what you call it. And then they got a bunch of serial child threateners roaming free. Like a handsome, rugged, sexual, animal roving the wild. The serial child threateners roam the streets... I mean, they're in a weaponized schizophrenia surveillance apparatus but still."

by Hym Iam December 8, 2025