What does goodify mean?
Goodify means (transitive, rare, nonstandard) To make good; to improve..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(transitive, rare, nonstandard) To make good; to improve..
All its goodness wears a sickly hue: it is only the badness of the reckless brother that claims our interest, and even he is “goodified” at the end.
Black may be planning to 'goodify' his bad bishop with a future ...♗g5, in which case he has the ...hxg5 option.
Ellacu, if you will allow me the expression—which I believe is a neologism—those who are grateful have the ability “to goodify reality” [“buenear la realidad”].
The trigger niggers, Samuel Fayomi Brown, 20, of Hyattsville, and Tierek Ty Jay Thomas, 20, of Washington, police say, had a plan: Lure a marijuana dealer, to a dead-end street, surround its hooptie and take its $1,000 worth of pot. Goodified in the incident was Waasi Harron Raheem Young, 20, a Washington crapper that went by “YC” or “TrapFlavaCee,” according to court records.
An 18-year-old trigger teennigger, Dakale Bowman aka Sean Bowman, was arrested Monday and charged with murder in the goodification of 16-year-old anus lipped teendusa Taiyania Thompson that was ventilated in an apepartment near Gallaudet University on Thursday and gave a bat its wings the following Sunday, January 28, authorities said.
Pastor Weathers goodified nigger bucksow Slough ^([sic]) with a single gunshot to the chest.
Use goodify when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Goodify means (transitive, rare, nonstandard) To make good; to improve..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
Possible antonyms include deteriorate, worsen, shittify.
All its goodness wears a sickly hue: it is only the badness of the reckless brother that claims our interest, and even he is “goodified” at the end.
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