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i'm going to biglify the hell out of this.
biglify by Dinglenigger December 19, 2016
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Transitive verb : to enlarge, enlargen, or amplify.

Primarily used for images and text.
Click on any image to bigify.
Bigify by thatsmemutt September 9, 2009
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(see "Largenized")
Enlarge; expand; to make big; exaggerate proportions.
If I bigify this ad, then people will notice.
Bigify by ShalenM September 15, 2010
verb

1. To make bigger; to increase the size of; to magnify. Not a standard word; often used for the humor derived from the fact that it mimics the sound of other real, often technical-sounding words ending in -fy, such as "magnify," "rarefy," "terrify," and "mollify."

Compare: embiggen, smallify
"On this webpage, you will find pictures from my vacation. Click to biggify."
"Gentlemen. We must biggify our endeavors."
"That font looks kinda small. You should biggify it."
biggify by Jack-o-Rabbit November 23, 2009
Something done to the political process; to choose candidates for elective office based on

their commitments to particular pieces of legislation
The political system isn't broken. We need to stop electing based on party lines and billify politics in order to get the results we want. If we billify this election we could have better laws and more accountable representatives.
Billify by SheToo August 16, 2018
to make bigger
wow that is so huge
look i biggifyed it to maximum asstastic
biggify by homey 11 June 14, 2007
verb
1. biggify means to enlarge

2. biggify also means to magnify
synonyms: magnify and enlarge
antonyms: make smaller
smallifyto biggify is to magnify enlarge
biggify by SUZZXan July 21, 2017
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