embiblify

(v) to preach sardonically to strangers about their Christian responsibilities and misdeeds, often loudly, from a high foot traffic location that isn't particularly relevant for the expression of religion

As you're walking across the street from campus to the bookstore, you turn to your friend and say "See crazy old Preacher Bill on that street corner? He's there almost every day, trying to embiblify the world. Don't get too close, or he'll try to engage you for not following God's word."

embiblify by texasking September 13, 2010

embibliate 

Buy a bunch of books purely as decoration, to show off how smart you most definitely are

I got it to embibliate my coffee table

embibliate by derynsystem April 29, 2019

embellify 

a convolution of embellish and magnify, originally coined by L.A.

"We should embellify the last sentence".

embellify by DomerBzomer May 20, 2015