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Swankified

To be all swanky, pimped out, snazzy, snazzified.
the party was swankified.
Swankified by Ronnyrocket November 14, 2010

Swankified

Hip, trendy. A 'swankified club' would be one that all the cool people go to, that is a lot of fun, and that is basically just a really happening place. Swankified is a word used by only a select number of people, who truly understand it's meaning. The word is generally associated with the Oz Dust Ballroom- in fact, word has it that it's the most swankified place in town.
Fiyero: So! What's the most swankified place in town?
Galinda: That would be the Oz Dust Ballroom!
Fiyero: Sounds perfect!
Swankified by kaaaaaaattee December 4, 2010

swankified

variant of swanky. trendy, nice, cool. especially: describes places to go. has a flashy, egotistical connotation.

etymology: from "dancing through life" from wicked.
fiyero: so! what's the most swankified place in town?
galinda: that would be the ozdust ballroom.
fiyero: sounds perfect!

Scarified 

What guitarists are when they listen to the song and then look at its tabs.
Racer X's song Scarified is freakin' in possible!

skankified 

1. somethning that has been skanked

2. Anything a skanky girl touches, becomes a skankified object
Ohh great now it is skankified

The bread is now skankified, because the skank touched it
skankified by prokevinmusic February 19, 2008

Skankified 

t_bone_111, dear, you needn't dress like a skank; thou art one.
That t_bone_111 sure is a attention-seeking skank.
Skankified by PoopyPoo April 24, 2005
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