Funification
Funification by soupfan1000 July 15, 2011
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Unification
The process in which people, or things are united as one. Unification is key to world peace, and prosperity throughout the world. Unification is one of the greatest aspects of the human experience. We should all work for more of it.
Guy 1: Oh Shoot! Every war ended because the world has now been unified
Guy 2: Yo world peace through that unification
Guy 1: Unification is boss
Guy 2: Yo world peace through that unification
Guy 1: Unification is boss
Unification by WorldPeace December 16, 2013
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Funnification
Ask James' dad if he enjoys the Benny Goodman Orchestra. Please try to pronounce name properly. Name not even funny on its own. Name not even susceptible to funnification.
(From Shoebox Project #1 on LiveJournal.)
(From Shoebox Project #1 on LiveJournal.)
Funnification by NemesisKismet May 6, 2006
fuglification
fuglification by kumugenzobi May 27, 2009
famification
The lust to coin words on Urban Dictionary for beer bragging rights at pubs and church gatherings. famous + ication = famification pronounced "FAYE muh FI kay shun
Nearly on the brink of suicide, writer's block caused Chris Yandall to submit an urban dictionary request to cannonize the word famification in hopes that other contributors will attempt to famificate themselves by getting published. All contributors seek famification to be have their word published on urbandictionary!
famification by cYask8 January 29, 2009
foxification
intentional misrepresentation of facts by fox network for the purpose of perpetuation their biased "conservative" agenda.
It's hard to know how many people attended Glen Beck's rally as the number goes through foxification before every report.
foxification by mtnmamma October 20, 2010
Concept Unification
A type of process where they retrofit the Rock-afire Explosion into Munch's Make Believe Band. They would reuse props for later, or just destroy them entirely. Throughout the tape, it is plays somewhat sad/happy music but it is really hard to listen to the music while you have to see your favorite animatronic band from your childhood turning into complete different creatures.
Welcome to the Concept Unification Installation Tape! The purpose of this tape is to give you a brief overview of the installation process.
Concept Unification by ComputerGirlGeek January 12, 2021
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