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."

by StoryTime July 16, 2008

Defunkify

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.

by HRH,Queenof Washington Heights July 7, 2008

Defuckify

Un-fuck something that's fucked

We need to defuckify this code set.

by Mr Tiger April 28, 2015

decuntify

1.ridding yourself of the cunt-ish behavior around you by leaving the area/person; 2.realizing you may be acting cunty and chilling yourself out.

i finally decided to decuntify myself and drop that bitch nikki.

by blytherina August 25, 2008

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.

by Sokituya April 7, 2008

defuckify

to reverse the fucked-up-ness of a fucked up sleep schedule.

"Maybe you should try to maintain something remotely resembling a sleep schedule."

"I have one -- it's just fucked up."

"Then maybe you should defuckify."

by girlwithafuckedupsleepschedule June 14, 2009

drunkify

1. To arrange one’s room to best accommodate his drunken self.

2. To base one’s class schedule around his drinking schedule.

3. To take a regular idea and view from a drunk person’s point of view.

1. “After freshmen quarter, I had to drunkify my room so I wouldn’t keep tripping over my laptop’s power chord.”

2. "I drunkified my schedule for Spring Quarter – now classes before noon!”

3. "But if we drunkify the idea, then going to a baseball game means shouting loud insults and chugging Miller Lite."

by Alex Bash January 18, 2009