Santafication
I can't wait until January when all the santafication of logos is removed from websites around the land.
Santafication by Pedantic Git December 10, 2019
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Satification
The feeling of satisfaction along with much gratification. Lots of satisfaction and gratification together.
Satification by wordmaker5000 April 20, 2010
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Satification
The condition of being satisfied while achieving gratification (a gratuitous expression, since gratification already implies satisfaction - also an example of palinpropism).
Satification by Tarantella June 10, 2013
Salsafication
A term that the (now-closed) Mexican chain Chi-Chi's tried to trademark in 2001. Allegedly, the term is supposed to just mean "to add salsa to" or "to spice up." They were denied the trademark, and only three years later, Chi Chi's closed all American stores after causing the largest hepatitis A outbreak in US history. Seems like they "salsafied" those poor customers a bit too hard.
Commercial: Chi-Chi's perfected the art of Salsafication! Come in and see what we mean!
Me: **dying from acute liver failure due to severe hep A that I contracted at Chi-Chi's** .....
Me: **dying from acute liver failure due to severe hep A that I contracted at Chi-Chi's** .....
Salsafication by YummyTaco420 August 21, 2019
sandrafication
Sandrafication is the extreme desire to remove ones legs and change their name to Sandra. Derived from the great Sandra who once appeared on jerry springer to tell her marvellous journey on her leg removal process. Ingenious methods were used such as injecting his/her own faeces and constructing a modern day guillotine. Sandra is a true inspiration to man kind and hence the common phrase sandrafication.
sandrafication by Tx May 29, 2014
Salsafication
The unique musical arrangement of salsa, hip hop & jazz coined by the Latin/HipHop band La Vida Buena in Austin, TX.
For example, Salsafication is a result of covering popular songs like Gin and Juice and Rolling in the Deep and arranging them into a salsa version. Which will leave you wondering if Snoop Dogg could be half Cuban or Adele, a secret member of the Buena Vista Social Club.
Salsafication by Salsa Lover December 23, 2013
santification
To Santi things up and to persuade the way you think with the spice of Santi. Santi is the name and persuading is his game. Santi is the word for joy and to be the best there was
santification by Edison Baseball January 30, 2025
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