dirtify

v. To own in an absolute sense; to completely embarrass.

1 My fantasy golf team is going to dirtify this week.

2) If we play Xbox together, I will totally dirtify on you.

3) Did you see the Bruins game last night? Patrice Bergeron totally dirtified on the Canadiens.

by Randall C. October 31, 2005

dirtify

Taken from the world of cinema and CGI (computer-generated imagery), this refers to the controlled ageing, weathering and worrying done to the set, props and costumes of a movie to give the viewer the impression of an old or used or weathered mise-en-scene.

I'm directing a picture about 18th century France, and my artistic designer currently has hands simulating an authentic look of the period by using charcoal and mud to dirtify all my sets.

by david lincoln brooks August 6, 2007

de-dirtify

To take something that is dirty and make it clean.

You need to de-dirtify your laundry.

by FigxNewton May 4, 2011

dirtified

To suffer from dirty play/tricks and tactics.

Being the object where foul play is used upon.

omg! I got dirtified.

Definition: Oh my god! I have been owned by dirty tactics.

by Nickowns February 2, 2004

Riding dirtily

to be driving with contraband ever mindful of proper grammar

I fear those police officers or "po po," if you will, may catch me riding dirtily should they choose to pull me over.

by El Martillo February 29, 2008

dirify

To make text all lowercase and convert spaces to underscores.

i_have_been_dirified_fo_shizzle

by pau October 9, 2003

dirtily

Dirter then dirty

He is talking very dirtily to me!

by Dirtily January 24, 2017