shoonify

To dwell or linger on a particular person, place, event or situation. Usually to the point where it causes trouble for the person or people involved.

Johnny was about to shoonify the situation by refusing to leave the pub, despite the fact that everyoine else had already left.

by Frances Farmer June 11, 2006

spoonify

1. to falsify or embellish a story, statement, requirement, or someone else's thoughts, especially in one's favor; 2. to cause confusion by lying or making nonsensical statements; 3. to act and speak as if one knows or understands more about a subject than one actually does; 4. to elaborate or complicate something inconsequential to make it seem more essential or important than it actually is.

She didn't tell her boss about her fender bender so he wouldn't spoonify it to her coworkers.

by gammabetaalpha August 3, 2012