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deauntification 

The process of dropping the "Auntie" when referring to an older generation woman after she is deemed unworthy of that title. Mostly prevalent in Indian-American communities where children are taught to call non-related elders Auntie and Uncle.
Did you hear about Kavita Auntie? She got deantified. She's just Kavita now. Ain't nothin' she can do about it neither.
deauntification by anonymous April 5, 2004
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denuttification

A term used when a man retains his nuts physically but loses them psychologically.
With muted horror, I watched the painfully slow-motion denuttification of this once courageous seeming man as he learned to deftly sleepwalk through his lengthy prison term, working as a psychologist for the state.
denuttification by Dr Bunnygirl August 27, 2019

defunkification 

The process of removing yourself from a funky environment and relocating to a sterile, unfunky one. This process should be done gradually and is similar to the process of decompression that divers must undergo to avoid the bends. In other words: once you get that funk in your trunk, you can't just wake up and dump it out like junk.
I've been staying in New Orleans for a long while, but now it's time to move on to Portland. I need a little defunkification in Memphis before I go though, otherwise I'll end up with a case of acute afunkitis.
defunkification by catfish1970 April 1, 2010

decuntification

The removal of being cunt due to an experience or outside presence
The popular girl went through the Decuntification process and is now plain, regular, and boring.

DECULTIFICATION

The removal of an outdated company branding
The business is going through DECULTIFICATION
DECULTIFICATION by Starlin71 November 11, 2025
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