Palin-ize 

To be exposed as ignorant or out-right idiotic with facts and documented evidence and refuse to acknowledge or admit any fault. Also to continue to forge forward clutching ignorance ever tighter.

Author Carrie Prejean was Palin-ized on the Larry King Show.

Palin-ize by Psykram October 2, 2012

Palinization 

1) To turn issues into fluff while preening to a faux news viewpoint
2) To stand for free speech, while having goons pull down any criticism of yourself
3) To make you feel you need a shower after an interview with Glenn Beck

The Palinization of the American life is continuing unabated....ya, you betcha

Palinization by Abbey Hoffman October 12, 2010

paolinize 

The teenage Christopher Paolini published the book Eragon in 2003. Despite the fact that his book gained a huge following, a small minority of amateur critics reacted angrily to his misuse of vocabulary and suggested that he had merely rifled through his thesaurus. They accused him of being a pseudointellectual and from that accusation comes the word paolinize. To paolinize it to effect a personna of superior intelligence through use of advanced vocabulary, an effort that is foiled by one's use of words out of connotation.

Charles must really be in love with his thesaurus. Have you heard him paolinizing? He wants to call say that Nicole Kidman plays a witch in Bewitched. Instead, he keeps calling her a termagant. He doesn't even know what the word means.

paolinize by fishcakefillet July 25, 2008

Palinized 

To ignore completely and totally a person who has absolutely nothing of value to contribute to society, the country, the world, and life as we know it.

I am so over the lies and propaganda of Kellyanne Conway I have palinized her from my life.

Palinized by mcbutterfly February 2, 2017