countrified , auch: countryfied

A number of countrified musicians also call the county home.

Our little place was very countrified, considering that it is so close to town.

Natural Force is also regarded as her most countrified album.

She wanted to shout for her mother to come quick, but thought it would sound just a little too countrified.

The countrified maids had not the first notion of what to say to him.

"The Southeast is evolving into this huge countrified city across a vast space."

Very countrified, that's a real rural thick Jersey accent though.

Strangers and Friends was described as compelling fusion of countrified rock.

Quite pretty in a countrified sort of way.

Yet it has been able to retain its countrified look and a predominance of local stores.

What a countrified thing Anne must have been.

She was far less countrified than the guards.

This would be Lily's second and final litter before she retired to the good life of a countrified family pet.

She has her characters use countrified sayings ("I'd keep him in liver and lights for nothing").

I shudder when I think what a countrified paper we turned out that first issue."

He was smartly dressed in an aggressive countrified way.

Still, micro cities are generally more countrified than metro cities.

It continues to thrive, a countrified restaurant only 15 minutes from downtown San Francisco.

Barney's, a charming countrified restaurant, is a perfect setting for American tapas.

But perhaps his biggest concern involves making the transition from a countrified lifestyle to a gentrified one.

The dining area has a countrified look.

There'll even be some "new grass," the countrified version of pop-rock, to spell the traditional sound.

I ask as we enter the dining room, decorated in a pleasant countrified hodgepodge, for the 7:30 sitting.

It annoyed Lisa no end that whenever he was feeling particularly accomplished his language became countrified, and she only shrugged in response.

It was puzzling, it seemed to have no place in this countrified idyll of a town.