limify 

lim·i·fy (lime-i-fie)
v. lim·i·fied, lim·i·fy·ing, lim·i·fies
v. tr.

1. To convert into the color lime
2. To turn into calcium oxide (rare)

v. intr.

To become the color of lime

Reserved for those of high rank and esteem and questionable levels of sanity.

Once Caelana became part of the High Council, she was immediately limified.

limify by Jebra June 2, 2005

lizify 

To get approval for; to get ideas and/or tangible objects accepted by upper class society and/or royalty.

To obtain proper or full approval from another person, group, or entity.

Billy needed "lizification" from his parents before going on the school field trip.
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The company website needed to be lizified by the client before going live on the internet.

lizify by MIM Group December 2, 2004

litify 

To make something lit

"I need to litify this place up"

litify by Mason Robertson January 1, 2017

libify 

to make something more politically correct or weaker. comes from the term libral

did you see those libtards libify (ed) the new camero

libify by ben sharpio jr February 9, 2019

Livifying 

Livifying (liv-ifying) is the act of changing one's behavior to imitate any individual who happens to have the name Liv. This term is neither laudatory nor derogatory, but simply neutral. The meaning of the word necessarily changes with the particular context of the word's use.

(if my friend is buying a backpack that a mutual friend named liv has), "you're livifying!"

Livifying by Dietrich Linzer May 10, 2023

lamify 

To make lame or uncool.

Did they lamify the fire sauce at Taco Bell? I feel like it used to be hotter.

lamify by Dan the Wordman October 27, 2006

Litify 

The presumption that someone would get away with something without repercussions???

Litify

Litify by Nippi kay June 13, 2021