Took a Corrupt Politician

When you take a big dump, be political to a certain degree after doing it, but refrain from using some certain names.

Rico took a Corrupt Politician after eating something from Taco Bell.

by PhoenixGamer34 April 27, 2021

police corruption

When officers work against the oath that was taken by them in order to make more money

Taking money from an individual not get arrested that is police corruption

by JP4Gz January 20, 2024

Corruption

Bribing politicians with the $270 million plus it took to keep the Clementine Con out of prison.

The textbook example of corruption is Elon the Welfare Queen bribing Donald Trump with the $270 million plus it took to keep the Clementine Con out of prison in exchange for control over the regulatory agencies that were investigating their potentially illegal activities.

by NotchYoCheese March 4, 2025

corrupte

a fucking retarded autistic person who think misspelling words and saying the misspelled word is silent

Corrupte - the e is silent

Jake - no

Pulsix - no

Corrupte - WHAT DO YOU MEAN NO

Corrupte - the e is silent

Jake - no

Pulsix - no

Corrupte - WHAT DO YOU MEAN NO

by e@tingP4nis August 12, 2023

corrupted definition

something that Urban Dictionary is FLOODED with (i bet you atleast saw one)
examples:
normal: "hello guys"
corrupted: <7.9.7.6.>hello guys, heLlo gUys, hellO guyS<7.9.7.6>

person 1: oh my god i saw another corrupted definition
person 2: thats normal here, apparently

by redzreall September 17, 2025

Corrupted BF

The creepy version of boyfriend.xml who corrupts everyone and had chances to fight for boyfriend.xml to turn back to normal

Oh fucking shit it’s the guy from fnf Corrupted BF is known as a goat

by Sonny Cat Gamer August 22, 2022

Nano-corruption

Nano-corruption (n.): The deliberate manipulation of specific words, timestamps, or administrative details in official documents to create misleading narratives while maintaining plausible deniability. A sophisticated form of corruption that operates at the microscopic level of bureaucratic language.

Example from real case:
Police officers wrote "had" instead of "has" when referring to a valid restraining order that was still active for 19 months, creating a false impression that the order had expired. This nano-corruption in official documentation was part of a larger pattern where officers manipulated precise language in reports to obscure constitutional violations.
Used in a sentence: "The department engaged in nano-corruption by strategically using past tense verbs in their reports to make valid court orders appear expired." Administrative gaslighting, bureaucratic manipulation, paper trail tampering
The term perfectly captures how modern corruption often operates through seemingly minor but intentional manipulations of official language and documentation rather than obvious misconduct.

by Watchlist Subject 9596690-00 January 25, 2025