Favouritised

The person or thing that is in favour

David was the most popular boy, therefor he (had been 'favouritised') was the most liked by the others.

Laura could not jump the queue as her auntie was the cashier, otherwise she would have been seen by the other customers to have been treated favourably (to be 'favouritised'), leading to complaints.

by bigsiscantspell December 24, 2011

School Favouritism

When a school gives more attention to other students and not the ones in need of it

Person 1: I never got graded in online school but Tyler did
Person 2: Must be School Favouritism

by Ginger Kiddo February 22, 2021

favouritise

The act of adding a link to your favourites folder in Internet Explorer.

Dave: "here is the link you wanted"
Charlie: "Thanks i'll favouritise it for later"

by Dave_B_- January 2, 2009

favouritismed

When someone commits the act of favouritism. Past tense.

Hannah favouritismed Libby

by ginalinettispaghetticonfetti May 26, 2020

Favourited

(Past Tense) A web page that has been added to the 'favourites' bar in a web browser

"I have favourited the BBC Sport page so I can keep an eye on the Cricket."

by Horus31 February 19, 2012

favouritism

Where a dickwad teacher/parent likes one child more than the other.

Billy and bob give the exact same answers, one gets a 97%, the other gets a 82%. That's favouritism.

by PurifyHD January 12, 2016

Favouritise

When someone makes someone stand out in a particular way or makes them their favourite person.

The English teacher loves to favouritise that student just because his poem was better.

by Aneles Zomeg June 27, 2017