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pussify (third-person singular simple present pussifies, present participle pussifying, simple past and past participle pussified)

1. (slang, vulgar) To render someone weak and effeminate.
   • 1998, George Carlin, Brain Droppings:

     It's a perfectly noble and respectable word. So let's look at this pussified, trendy bullshit phrase, Native Americans. First of all, they're not natives.

   • 2004, Eric Dezenhall, Shakedown Beach:

     The old men who were dying in the Frank Sinatra Wing were here in part because they thought cholesterol was a concept invented by feminists to pussify them […]

   • 2006, Alan Goldsher, Modest Mouse: A Pretty Good Read:

     […] to pussify their sound in order to appeal to the lowest common denominator, which will theoretically help that corporation move a bajillion units.

   • 2006, Wallace Williamson, Collins Crossing:

     […] how she kept telling him that he was getting too pussified to be seen with her by Marines.

派生語

• pussification