Godzify
Godzify by Autistic Lip Sex (ALS) March 1, 2017
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godify
Examples: All of Steven Seagal's movies. Chuck Norris Facts. The Chronicles of Riddick. Creating yourself in Madden with all 99's instead of making yourself the fat slob you are.
Person 1: "I heard Chuck Norris was so pissed off at how godified Angelina Jolie is in 'Wanted' that he roundhouse kicked every starving child in Africa."
Person 2: "That sounds like another Chuck Norris Fact. I'm going to go back to creating myself in Madden."
Person 1: "Hey, you weigh 325 pounds. There's no way you're a Quarterback with 99 speed. Quit trying to godify yourself, you fat bastard."
Person 1: "I heard Chuck Norris was so pissed off at how godified Angelina Jolie is in 'Wanted' that he roundhouse kicked every starving child in Africa."
Person 2: "That sounds like another Chuck Norris Fact. I'm going to go back to creating myself in Madden."
Person 1: "Hey, you weigh 325 pounds. There's no way you're a Quarterback with 99 speed. Quit trying to godify yourself, you fat bastard."
godify by Big E to the Z March 26, 2008
Godify
Etymology
From the artwork of Ryzer Uffort; Don't Godify Your Pastor, 2019.
Pronunciation
(American) IPA /'gɑdɪfɑɪ/
Verb
1. (Transitive) to make a god of something or someone in ways of extremities; To give credence and respect to something or someone
2. (Intransitive) to treat someone or something as worthy of glory; to deify.
From the artwork of Ryzer Uffort; Don't Godify Your Pastor, 2019.
Pronunciation
(American) IPA /'gɑdɪfɑɪ/
Verb
1. (Transitive) to make a god of something or someone in ways of extremities; To give credence and respect to something or someone
2. (Intransitive) to treat someone or something as worthy of glory; to deify.
ɵ Pastors take advantage of the members who godify them.
ɵ few singers are not be godified by their fans; I think this is an incredible act of humility.
Synonyms
(To make god of something)
Deify, exalt, worship, idolize
ɵ few singers are not be godified by their fans; I think this is an incredible act of humility.
Synonyms
(To make god of something)
Deify, exalt, worship, idolize
Godify by Grandpa.Ryzer February 2, 2020
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