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Prefrisize 

The word prefrisize means to restate something with importance. It means you are specifying something with your preference.
I wanted to prefrisize that I can not work 8:30-5:30, however I can work 7:00-4:00.
I want to prefrisize that children with a fever may not come to school until they are 24 hours fever free.
Prefrisize by lexmode1.10.23 February 11, 2025
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preficize 

verb
To add an incorrect prefix to a word to make a new word that is understandable, even though it is not necessarily a real word.

see sufficize
"un-" (opposite of, contrary to) + "fast" (characterized by quick motion, operation, or effect) = "unfast" (not a real word, but preficized so you know it means slow)
preficize by FunkRenegade April 22, 2006
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preferitize 

kind of like prioritizing your preferences; usually done when under the influence of alcohol
Sofia says: "Marie, who do you want to bang tonight?"
Marie replies: "I don't know! I just can't preferitize."
preferitize by Marie February 23, 2005
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