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mexicanified 

A description of something that was made for white people but converted into something that only mexicans would think that is "coooool!"
Me and a friend saw a truck drive by with dumbass looking rims, shitty mexican music blaring from inside and a mexican flag being flown from the antenna. My friend then said "Damn that truck used to be cool, but now it's just Mexicanified!"
mexicanified by Jermzski July 23, 2006
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Mexicanized 

To modify an older Honda Civic to fit it into the racing category although not specialized to race; to amplify a lemon's look to look like it's an ideal racing care when it isn't. Put differently, ruining a car's image.

A second definition is a generalized cheap look or value to a specific object or abstract entity.
Hey Timmy, why is your piece of shit mexicanized Civic so shiny?

Another example: Man that car insurance advertisement looks suspicious.
Mexicanized by Mr. Zeith April 28, 2015

mexicanised 

Taking a shitty old automobile and pimping the fuck out of it. This may include: 5% tint, chrome, chrome, and more chrome, spray paint, and chrome. Along with this you may also find a lack of muffler, and excess amount of chrome. Rust varies by region.
Damn, that Nissan Altima isn’t near as mexicanised as that 02 Silverado!
mexicanised by Armarillo Santes October 20, 2023

mexicanized 

The action of enhancing something in order to make something look as if a Mexican owns it.
Yo that 1999 GMC Sierra looks crazy mexicanized.
mexicanized by AlfredWO Garcia September 22, 2022
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“No way, is that cake?”
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endwarfins

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I only meant to watch the Heigh-Ho scene for the endwarfins, and then it was two hours later and I'd watched the whole movie.

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“Did you see that caillou over there? His head is reflecting the sun like a disco ball.”
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