Policial

Policial

Related to a policy

Adjective

Distinct from the word "political" which means related to politics

Example: Increasing the interest rates to curb inflation is a policial mistake because it is a terrible policy. It increases the cost of the capital and thus, increases the cost of producing goods, the price of which one is trying to bring down.

by D Poster April 28, 2023

politicaniggativinity

when two niggas engaging in political conversations find divinity (aka divine nigganometry)

I was choppin my nigga quaniggadris at the niggadeli and we achieved politicaniggativinity

by taniggalor swiggy February 24, 2024

Politicist

A person that is prejudiced against a group of people based solely on their political beliefs, leanings, Or associations.

If you hate Democrats because they are Democrats, you are a politicist

by PoindexterAlbert March 10, 2024

politicar

Verbo que define la acción de cometer un error ortográfico. Uso parecido al modismo "devorar". Surgió después de que una persona se equivocara escribiendo la palabra "político" y cometiera una falta de ortografía tan grave que debería ser castigada por los mismísimos dioses.

Alexia: Politicaste, nena! Nunca dejes de politicar!

by Doroteo May 2, 2024

potiticians

A person that is dedicated to pot, Activist for marijuana.

Potiticians means to Support Recreational usage of marijuana.

by Weedqueen June 28, 2025

Politicule

Similar to a polycule but consisting of politicians and those in power. The members can consist of elected officials, appointed officials, or those with the means or connections to influence such officials.

Despite the Attorney General lying under oath, we can expect their politicule to bail them out.

by Ædthryth March 1, 2026

InPol (Involuntary Politicism)

A term for people who are involuntarily forced to join a political group or adopt a political position due to political, state, government, social, economic, or cultural pressure—despite internally disagreeing with or disliking that group or position. InPols are the conscripts of the political world: they must pretend allegiance, suppress dissent, and conform publicly while privately maintaining their true views. This can happen under authoritarian regimes (where non-conformity is dangerous), in polarized societies (where neutrality is impossible), in families (where deviation means exile), or in workplaces (where politics affects employment). InPol is the condition of those who wear political masks to survive, their true selves hidden, their real views unexpressed.

InPol (Involuntary Politicism) Example: "He worked in an industry where progressive politics were mandatory—not officially, but socially. To keep his job, he had to affirm views he didn't hold, support causes he doubted, join movements he questioned. He was InPol: involuntarily political, forced to perform allegiance while privately dissenting. At home, he was himself; at work, he was a character. The mask protected him but cost him daily."

by Dumu The Void February 18, 2026