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cheesify 

To make something "cheesy."

Some things are perfect just the way they are - Sunsets, for instance. But as soon as some Instagram queen does the duckface-heart-hands pose, the beautiful sunset is now "cheesified," and the experience is ruined.

This also occurs when some Marketer has a brilliant "way to do it better." (When it was fine the way it was!)
Dude watching T.V.: "I like Flo from the insurance commercials. How could they Cheesify it with the ice dancing?"
cheesify by TheFlashSimiValley February 14, 2020
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cheesily 

Cheesily <Adjective>: Taking an easy, often mundane, task and half-assing it anyway.
Jamie's task at work was cheesily done but the shortcuts he took were not noticed.
cheesily by just_retire March 8, 2016

cheesefying 

When something is getting fungus and starting to smell really bad
That sausage is started cheesefying. We should throw it away.
cheesefying by notkirbo June 17, 2022

cheesification 

your body stretches like a roasted cheese.
A sacrificer went to black hole and they got cheesification

Cheesifusion

The very small chance for when a fusion reactor somehow makes cheese
Holy crap I just committed cheesifusion! - guy 20XX
Cheesifusion by Cheesifision December 20, 2025

chili-cheesification

The curdling of bodily fluids which is triggered by contact with starchy materials such as fried tubers, turning it into a brown mush-like material.
Joe: what happened to the cum on my plate of fries?
Raymond: it must have gone through chili-cheesification, turning it into a brown mush-like material!
Joe: damn!
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