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adj.

1. Shortened root of its whole form, 'obnoxious', meaning very annoying or objectionable; offensive or odious:
The girl with that ugly skirt and big mouth is totally obnox. I might have to kick her teeth in if she ever talks to me.
Obnox by ukilledthecat April 17, 2006
Jim Carey is an obnox
Obnox by Sdpayments July 23, 2020
(v.) To annoy. (the verb form of obnoxious)
I used to obnox my friends by giving them dead-legs and wet willies.

Mrs. Arseloch, please make billy stop obnoxing me!
Obnox by Ipaflan December 7, 2010
Clipping of ‘obnoxious’; used to describe someone exhibiting self-absorbed or rude behavior
Look at how that Obnox just changed three lanes at once with no blinker.
Obnox by FuelMeOnce September 27, 2021

Obnox-ify 

(Verb) means to make something annoying in a particularly vulgar and cheeky way. It is often used to refer to making something intentionally oversized or offensively loud. Figuratively or literally. Showing off the creators disregard for rule or order. It is to create something blatantly disrespectful of social norms and those who would enforce them.

Created by the Youtuber 'Moriah Elizabeth' on 22nd of October 2022 in the video 'Painting on Things in My Studio'.
You know how I like to do that? Obnox-ify things.

I am known to Obnox-ify my artwork.

She is a person that Obnox-ify situations.
Obnox-ify by Sienna_lcfl October 21, 2022

Obnox-ify 

MOriah wanted to obnox-ify her art room
Obnox-ify by MehOcean October 22, 2022
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