lowercasify

English

Etymology

lower case +‎ -ify

Verb

lowercasify (third-person singular simple present lowercasifies, present participle lowercasifying, simple past and past participle lowercasified)

1. (informal, computing) To make lower case.
   • 1984 September 15, John Woods, “Local site "x"”, in net.news.newsite (Usenet):

     Well, actually, my host is REALLY called "X", but I've already been advised to lowercasify it.

   • 2000 November 18, Matti Aarnio, “ORBS Problem”, in muc.lists.zmailer (Usenet):

     To think of it, propably I need to a) add a section about testing into smtpserver(8) man-page, and also b) lowercasify the lookup key of "aliases".

   • 2006 July 9, Keith F. Lynch, “Momentarily verbal (was Re: Talking of old jokes)”, in rec.arts.sf.fandom (Usenet):

     Press it again (or press it when there's already a period there) and it will remove any punctuation and spaces, insert a single space, and lowercasify the following word (unless it's a word that should always be capitalized)

Synonyms

• (to make lowercase): lowercase (verb)