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Getting extremely drunk by taking shots of vodka or rum, followed by shots of Patron. A: Gurl, did you see how drunk Stella got last night?
B: Yea, I heard she took seven shots and then patronized. A: OoO. Patronizing gets you fucked up! Amen to those who patronize. |
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Patronize is talking to people as if they are stupid. (like i am doing right now) do i really need an example? i dont think so. fngh
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Talking to someone as if they were ignorant or stupid. Often said after a sarcastic statement. Fox: Evening gents, Did we lose something?
Wolf: Don't patronize me, I know where your allegiance lies. |
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Well, 'patronizing' means to talk to someone as if they were stupid. Understand now? Good! :) "And if you're a very good boy for the doctor, you might even get a lollipop!"
"Mom, I'm fifteen. Don't patronize me." |
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A word no one understands because it's always used out of context. 1: Hey! Want to go to the movies later on?
2: Maybe. 1: Come on you'll have fun! 2: Stop PATRONIZING me! |
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To buy art particularly during the 13th and 15th centuries in Italy. Michelangelo's art is totally awesome. I'm so going to patronize him.
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Patronize: pah-tro-nhyze
-verb (used with object), -ized, -izing. 1. to give a friend or person of interest a shot of or drink containing Patron Tequila to get them f*cked up! in a good way =D Used in a sentence: "Yeah I 'PATRONIZED' that b*tch and her friends, then we danced all night long...Next thing you know she throws up on my good shirt...Didn't know she had the alcohol tolerance of a 5 year old."
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