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To get out of one's depressed, moody state.
Joe needed to defunkify after moping around for a month since his girlfriend broke up with him.

Decrustify

To Decrustify oneself. To brush your hair, fix your makeup, change your clothes, use the bathroom, make oneself more comfortable with his or her appearance. To remove "crust" from oneself and to make oneself presentable.
Hey want to go to the mall?
Sure, lemme just decrustify real quick.

For sure.

Hey, Leslie's comin' over!
Oh, shoot, lemme decrustify real quick!
Good, you're hella crusty rn.
Decrustify by GPBOWE April 5, 2016

degunkify 

To "get the gunk out" or to clean the mess out or off of something.
After eating the whole bag of gum drops, Jake found it hard to degunkify his teeth.
degunkify by Sokituya April 7, 2008

decatify 

This is what often needs to be done after a person and their cats have moved out of a place. It is the process of removing all dander and fine fur from a house or apartment, so that people with severe cat allergies can live their without taking a constant supply of allergy medication, and having their asthma triggered.
We really needed to decatify the apartment before moving in. Before we decatified the apartment, even after the professional carpet cleaners and cleaning crew came in, I kept on sneezing and wheezing. When I washed down the walls and rinsed off the wash cloth, loads of fine fur and dander was suspended in the water. Gross!
decatify by ecologyprof January 1, 2013

dejunkify 

v. To remove clutter; to clean; to cause an area or container to contain fewer unnecessary objects or to contain them in a more aesthetically pleasing fashion.
"Could you sort through some of these papers for me? I'm trying to dejunkify these folders."

"You really need to dejunkify your counter tops."
dejunkify by StoryTime July 16, 2008

dechunkify 

way of breaking up the ice in the bin behind the bar or in the freezer
Dave go dechunkify my ice so I can make me a Jack and Coke
dechunkify by Ezey Q August 14, 2019