le·git·a·ma·fy adjective, noun. li-jit-ah-mah-fiy
1. To make legitimate. The act of giving a statement credence.
2. To justify; sanction or authorize.
3. To give legal force to.
4. To set in stone.
1. To make legitimate. The act of giving a statement credence.
2. To justify; sanction or authorize.
3. To give legal force to.
4. To set in stone.
"Don't legitamify that saying!!!"
"Just sign on the dotted line. Lets get it legitamified and then we'll talk about it."
"Amanda loves James. She totally legitamified it last night."
"Just sign on the dotted line. Lets get it legitamified and then we'll talk about it."
"Amanda loves James. She totally legitamified it last night."
by TheLegitamifier June 16, 2007