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countrify

[kuhn-truh-fahy]

verb (used with object)

countrified, countrifying 
  1. to make countrified.



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He would later countrify the American songbook with a breezy, banjo-driven version of “Misty.”

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“Ralph Stanley,” he added, “understood that the way to go was to simplify, intensify and countrify.”

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Bluebelt designers, who use words like beautification and countrify to describe their work, draw their inspiration from mid-19th-century photographs and native plant stock, as well as the latest knowledge of hydrological dynamics: strategically placed riffles and pools along with abundant plantings help soak up storm runoff pollutants like nitrogen and phosphorous.

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They don’t countrify the songs, but they do ground them in natural acoustics.

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“They countrify a city,” Mr. Miller said of his four-legged staff.

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