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Kidify by DIE2LIV August 26, 2017
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to make something intended for a mature audience more family-friendly than it is supposed to be in order to appeal to a large demographic of underage partakers in said thing
Many Discord server owners kidify their servers by forbidding cuss words and limiting the discussion of topics such as war and sex.
Kidify by Fonnien May 25, 2026
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Kidification

The ability of children to leave behind signs of their presence wherever they go...leaving fingerprints on all surfaces, ruining the paint job on walls and cars, destroying carpeting, dropping clothes wherever (except where they belong), and having their toys strewn about everywhere.
When you ride in my car, don't leave any kidification behind!

Please remove your kidification from the livingroom and kitchen.

Parents live with kidification until the children go off to college or move out. We are a patient bunch.
Kidification by pm 360 December 30, 2010
The legendary group of people that are Kidifs
You Kidif
Kidif by Kidif Person March 22, 2020

Kidified 

To turn a raunchy movie from back in the day to a kid friendly movie.
Person 1: Have you seen the new fame?
Person 2: No I'm afraid to see it because they kidified it.
Kidified by rocklesson86 March 15, 2010

Kidified 

Simple past tense and past participle of kidify.
Hey, I heard you kidified the party with a bouncy house so our friends with kids would have no excuse to flake.
Kidified by Texansfan361 July 21, 2019
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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