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therapized 

Too much therapy or instruction. Teaching to the test.
John stacked blocks because he was therapized. Unfortunately, he didn't learn how to play with blocks.
therapized by BAMR November 18, 2013
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Therapized 

Past tense of Therapy
He just came from therapy

So he was therapized recently.

I guess you could say.

Therapized 

In need of constant therapy until complete rehabilitation has occurred.
They need to be therapized until they can be released around the general public again.
Therapized by AJ Menagerie March 2, 2025

Therapized 

In need of constant therapy until complete rehabilitation has occurred.
They need to be therapized until they can be released around the general public again.
Therapized by AJ Menagerie March 2, 2025

Therapized

To have just visited the therapist an had a therapy meeting.
Pronunciation: Ther- uh- Pi-zed
“I was therapized an hour ago, it went well.
Therapized by Derlick January 19, 2026

self therapize

to give yourself therapy because you are smarter than any other therapist out there.
I don't need to see a psychologist, I self therapize.
self therapize by AJWinTHEhouse August 23, 2017

therapize 

when your crackhead friends try to give you advice to make you feel better.
- hey Lauren I'm really going though something right now

- do you need me to therapize you

- yes please. that would be great
therapize by sop22667 July 17, 2019
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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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