patronise

Treat condescendingly, look down on, humiliate

she said "you're very smart" yet she got better grades than I did. I replied: "Don't patronise me!"

by Viwe January 6, 2016

patronize

To go to as a customer, especially on a regular basis.

Lots of people patronize Starbucks for their daily caffeine fix.

by steelywulf August 30, 2008

patraise

a fat yet sophisticated upper lip foliated, wine guzzling stepfather of two glorious children. he thinks his nose is so important he needs to bold underline it!

what a family photo, patraise makes it look like a german porn set again..

by hiller June 7, 2003

Patronite

A person who has patronizing others down to an artform or science. Often times they may be uptight politicians or do-gooder suburban soccer moms. They almost always know they're right even when the issue at hand is ambiguous.

I can't believe Hillary Clinton thinks she always right, what a Patronite.

by bfiggs19 June 8, 2017

Paradine

Paradine (noun) refers to a state or experience characterized by profound significance, excellence, and meaningfulness. It embodies the pinnacle of positivity, encompassing both greatness and significance in a harmonious blend. The term signifies an unparalleled level of excellence that goes beyond conventional measures, leaving a lasting impact on individuals and the world around them.

"Their efforts to promote environmental sustainability have reached a paradine level, inspiring a global movement for positive change."

by Paradon August 5, 2023

patronize

To buy art particularly during the 13th and 15th centuries in Italy.

Michelangelo's art is totally awesome. I'm so going to patronize him.

by Hossinator April 11, 2011

Patronin'

To be intoxicated from drinking the popular tequila Patron.

1) You: I'll be at the party in 15 minutes.

Me: You better hurry up, everyone is Patronin' and everything.

2) You may be drunk, but I'm Patronin'

by One Rho March 23, 2008