I had a bit of a look around for a "Jeep Terminology" thread or something like that, but didn't come across one.
If there is one, I wanted to propose several additions, which have come onto the scene more recently and may not be known to everyone.
DIGGERIZE [dig-er-ahyz]
–verb
To DIGGERIZE ones Jeep means to apply or have applied a coating of a textured automotive bedliner product to the entire vehicle, thereby enhancing the appearance and resistance to trail rash and shopping mall door dings.
Side effects include additional weight, incredulous stares and rendering of the factory paint warranty null and void.
Usage:
I love how you diggerized that KK!
Origin:
2009; digger + -ize
Related forms:
digg-er-i-za-tion, noun
digg-er-iz-er, noun
BUDKETIZE [buhd-kee-tahyz]
–verb
1. To BUDKETIZE ones Jeep means to inadvertently drain all or most of the lubricating fluid (commonly known as motor oil) from one's engine block utilizing the forces of gravity and pressure, until such point as the internal engine components self-destruct and render themselves beyond repair.
Also may result in copious quantities of smoke, forum humiliation and large repair bills.
Origin:
2009; BUDKE + -IZE
Usage:
Dude, you're engine is budketized!
Related forms:
bud-ke-ti-za-tion, noun
bud-ke-ti-zer, noun
If there is one, I wanted to propose several additions, which have come onto the scene more recently and may not be known to everyone.
DIGGERIZE [dig-er-ahyz]
–verb
To DIGGERIZE ones Jeep means to apply or have applied a coating of a textured automotive bedliner product to the entire vehicle, thereby enhancing the appearance and resistance to trail rash and shopping mall door dings.
Side effects include additional weight, incredulous stares and rendering of the factory paint warranty null and void.
Usage:
I love how you diggerized that KK!
Origin:
2009; digger + -ize
Related forms:
digg-er-i-za-tion, noun
digg-er-iz-er, noun
BUDKETIZE [buhd-kee-tahyz]
–verb
1. To BUDKETIZE ones Jeep means to inadvertently drain all or most of the lubricating fluid (commonly known as motor oil) from one's engine block utilizing the forces of gravity and pressure, until such point as the internal engine components self-destruct and render themselves beyond repair.
Also may result in copious quantities of smoke, forum humiliation and large repair bills.
Origin:
2009; BUDKE + -IZE
Usage:
Dude, you're engine is budketized!
Related forms:
bud-ke-ti-za-tion, noun
bud-ke-ti-zer, noun