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excessorize 

1). To accessorize to the degree of excess. i.e. Wearing far too many accessories, such as 5 belts or 90,000 wristbands/bracelets.

2). Can be used in the case of wearing a massive piece of jewelry. i.e. Flava Flav's clocks. Or massive gaudy earrings.
Ummm gurrrl, when I said we were going to Club Seven and you needed to accessorize and look good to get in I didn't mean excessorize and wear a hubcap bitch.
excessorize by Phoenixtail April 19, 2007
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excessorize 

"Hazel showed up at the minimalist-theme party in her beaded glory. That wasn't the right time to excessorize."
excessorize by Tata Artista May 23, 2006
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excessorise 

To wear an over abundance of accessories, i.e. jewelry etc.
Man, that dude is totally excessorised- he needs to cut down on the bling
excessorise by A. McNamara December 24, 2008

excessorise 

A person that wears too many accessory items.

Particularly the girls that insist on having a wide belt to cover their large hips, huge earrings to distract from their ugly face and bright colored shoes that make their feet look huge.
Her outfit would be cute, if she'd lose that big ass red belt with those loud red shoes. She loves to excessorise!
excessorise by AngelicOne December 24, 2008

excessorise 

To eat, drink, take drugs or the like for personal indulgence in excessive amounts.
Drinking a case of beer or eating pounds of meat.

Let's go to the pub and excessorise with some Tequila.
excessorise by SilvermaN April 10, 2007
Word of the Day on April 12, 2007

excessorise 

To wear an over abundance of accessories, i.e. jewelry etc.
Man, that dude is totally excessorised- he needs to cut down on the bling
excessorise by A. McNamara May 17, 2007

excessories 

Supplementary items dat facilitate waste, gluttony, extravagance, etc.
For many simple/crude carpentry projects, one only needs a circular saw and an electric drill; other tools are mere excessories.
excessories by QuacksO July 2, 2023
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