permanentise

(verb, transitive) : To make a secret situation permanent by having made an irrevocable public advertisement revealing its existence

1. Her announcement at the meeting permanentised the fact that she, above others, had been allocated a room for her personal use.

2. To his dismay, she permanentised the relationship by announcing it to all his friends at the party.

permanentise by The Word Genie March 1, 2011

Permanentise

To make permanent

It's good to permanentise people to their job's so that they feel more secure

Permanentise by Erik Winter November 2, 2012

kaiser permanente 

noun, it's a shityass heath care organization that provides people with one stop healthcare shopping. It's a completely overrated lame ass not-for-profit hospital, where it takes 1 hour of holding on the phone before you can get an appointment and an additional hour once you're in the building it takes another hour before the doctor admits you, who only has 15 minutes to meet w/ you before he/she is off to another patient. My advice...stay home and don't bother w/ KP

"(cough, cough)"
"Should I call Kaiser Permanente to make an appointment?...nah, by the time i get to see a doctor my cold will be gone"

kaiser permanente by Kp-hater August 17, 2006

Permantise 

To make permanent

It's good to permantise people to their job's so that they feel more secure

Permantise by Erik Winter November 2, 2012

Permanentize 

1. To make permanent.

2. To create something everlasting.

I would like to wrap some twine around this broken stick, and permanentize it with fiberglass molds.

Permanentize by Zachary and David Getchell February 20, 2009

Permamentised

(adj.) to have been made permanent, to have become permanent

I didn't clean the cat piss quickly, it is now permamentised into the carpet.

Permamentised by erm_akshually November 21, 2025