Patronize

To treat someone as inferior as a result of some sort of help they accepted from you and to feel you have right to teach, control, or check on them. Clearly not a noble behavior.

A:When will Teresa's parents stop patronize her, checking up on her every breath all the time?...
B:Probably never! You know..people like them will feel like that with their children forever..

by cooltrixie June 20, 2016

patronize

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."

by Lillian Bell December 03, 2009

Patrone

a type of alcoholic beverage mentioned in many Lil Jon and Ying Yang Twins songs in addition to a few other various rappers' works.

Sippin' on Patrone.

I got Patrone in mah cup!

by Steve Glaser April 10, 2006

patrone

Another way to spell patrón, which is an alcoholic drink.

Highly expensive tequila.

Person 1: I wants some patrone.

T.I.: Stacks on deck, patrón on ice
You can have whatever you like...

by TheGrimReaper006 August 18, 2008

patrone

A type of alcoholic beverage (tequila) mentioned in alot of rap/hip hop songs, most recently mentioned in the new radio hit "My Drink, My Two Step" by Cassidy.

I got my drink and my two step
my drink and my two step
got my drink and my two step
my drink and my two step
It's on, it's on, it's on and I'm home
get the patrone and tell them that it's on

by Young Paddleboat October 07, 2007

Patronizer

A person who talks down to people, who thinks they are superior to everyone else. They are very condescending in nature. In other words a complete bitch or asshole.

A patronizer will say things like "Stop that or I will make you go sit in the corner" or "That's a conversation for outside of this office". They will say things like this and use a patronizing or condescending tone of voice.

by Chiclet March 13, 2015

patronize

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.

by ThaddeusTheThird February 25, 2006