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To attack a person for his or her conservative values by focusing an inordinate amount of attention on a single example of that person falling short (or being perceived as falling short) of the values they espouse. The term is derived from excessive criticism of Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin by the mainstream media and other public figures after it was learned that Palin's unwed teenage daughter was pregnant. Person 1: Dude, have you checked out that Carrie Prejean "nude" pic? There's barely even any side-boob going on there. She showed more skin at the pageant itself!
Person 2: Yeah, you just knew they were gonna Palinize her after that Miss USA thing where she said she didn't support gay marriage. |
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1. To bluster, to speak without saying anything of substance.
2. To flub a television interview. 3. To Randomly repeat talking points regardless of the questions given to you. Sarah Palinized on the debate last night, saying that she was going to answer the questions she wanted to answer.
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To avoid giving any substantial answer to a factual question, by means of cobbling together meaningless platitudes; to attempt to fool the listeners and distract their attention by pandering to their prejudices and using one's charm or attractiveness. Inspired by the distinctive style of Alaska governor and former VP candidate Sarah Palin. At the press conference several reporters tried to hold the Prime Minister accountable, but he just continued to palinize until they had to give up.
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to exaggerate the truth or lie by omission I palinized my resume.
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When someone answers a question without any form of intelligence or foresight. In an attempt to divert from giving a correct answer and in the process sounding unintelligible. "Hey mat, have you seen my 50 dollars I left on the counter?"
"Well Tia, im not going to answer that question the way you want me to , but doggonit, I betcha, if we put our heads together we can come to some conclusion as to why money is even green to begin with." "Mat , do me a favor and don't Palinize me! |
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1. The act of firing people who divorce your family members.
2. To use your publicly elected powers for evil. 3. The ability of being able to point out Real America from Fake America 1. Judy was totally Palizined from her job after she divorced Stan, and then Stan and the boss went out drinking to celebrate!
2. I voted for Senator Washington, but I don't understand why he has to Palinize everything. I probably won't vote for him again. 3. Scott calculated the Rule of Palinization to determine that Portland, Oregon is not part of Real America. |
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To lower, reduce, or dumb down
"Billy Joel and I have rehearsed a little, but you have to consider this more like the vice presidential debate: you have to Palinize your expectations" - Bruce Springsteen
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to lower, reduce, or dumb down As Bruce Springsteen said at a recent concert at which he and Billy Joel performed:
"Billy and I have rehearsed a little, ... You have to sort of Palinize your expectations. We seem like we know a lot, but we don't, really.' " |
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