propagandist

a person who disseminates messages calculated to assist some cause or some government

Michael Moore is an overweight propagandist.

by Unvill September 24, 2004

propagandarous

the act of being surrounded by propaganda

Stalingrad became propagandarous to both Germany and Russia in WWII

by erinbethh5 March 14, 2015

preopaganda

preopaganda
noun
Soothing lies told to a surgery patient just before the operation.

"They told me I'd feel just a little pain and nausea when I woke up from the operation, but that was just their preopaganda."

by Suzy Clemens March 30, 2013

PROPAGAINDA

A more realistic way of writing the word propaganda because its purpose

is to obtain benefits for the propagandist(s) or propagaindist(s).

Though it seems broadcasters replaced the word "propaganda" with the word "commercial," Edward Bernay's supplanting that hot word with "public relations" is a fact. Of course, "propagainda" is a more realistic way to write it because the purpose is to profit. Hey, maybe "PROFITgainda" is better.

by but for October 21, 2017

Propagenda

When a prop from a movie has a agenda

Propagenda: "I had stuff to do today" said the prop

by Ding-a-lingg February 12, 2021

Probabganda

When something is probably propaganda

Person 1:Hey I heard ICE busted a human trafficking ring but there's no evidence shown.
Person 2:It's probabganda

by NotDanFelix July 5, 2018

propolaganda

There is no definition.

This is really one of those cases where even urban dictionary doesn't know. The user tried to use fancy words, but he/she just plain failed.
Call it a linguistic faceplant.

I would never try to use "propolaganda" in a sentence, because it would make me sound stupid.

by Zeverkieken September 16, 2019