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wogified 

A house or car which is altered to conform with a different ethnic style which is really out of place. Usually people doing this are completely unaware of how bad it is. Older generations are bad at this and this makes their children mad.
Someone put purple fluff on my GT Fords dashboard as a joke....boy is this car wogified. Mario put big white Corinthian columns each side of his front door...That nice house is ruined, it has been wogified.
wogified by Kinko Jnr October 15, 2019

Wogified 

Modifying or redesigning an object or structure in a style that is influenced by the owner’s cultural background.
Oh man, those people wogified their house in Melbourne with Corinthian-style columns to make it look β€œGreek” πŸ˜‚
Wogified by RogerNelson June 1, 2022
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wooified 

1. A person, place, thing or event which is in every aspect influenced by the films of famed Hong Kong director John Woo.

2. A person, place, thing or event that is violent, ultra-violent or stylistically violent either in and of themselves or due to a general similarity to the stylized violence found in the films of famed Hong Kong director John Woo.

see also: wooification
"Did you see The Matrix, when Neo was blasting with that gatling gun from the helicopter and the shells were falling? Tell me that wasn't wooified!"
wooified by El-Keter July 24, 2002
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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