Pollanated

a person who has adopted the simple, anti-corporate food philosophy of Michael Pollan, author of "In Defense of Food" and "The Omnivore's Dilemma.". See also Pollanate: to zealously spread Pollan's ideas to one's friends.

Sarah is the most Pollanated person I know. She makes her own bread from organic ingredients and visits her local farm for her veggies and meats.

by benjasdad-2000 June 14, 2009

Palinate

pal·i·nate
–verb (used with object)
1. to mislead with a different answer; delude:
2. to be unfaithful to the country (political tactic).
–verb (used without object)
3. to mislead or falsely persuade others; practice deceit:

She palinated the audience with her energy experience. (Like Sarah Palin)

an engaging manner that easily palinates.

Don't palinize me.

That was a palinizing response.

by Senthiltv January 17, 2009

Palinator

Someone that self-pollinates for the purpose of political propagation.

Congressman Doe is a real Palinator. He will Palinate 24/7 to get re-elected.

by Jersey Joey December 3, 2010

Palsonated

To float an air biscuit in an elevator just like Derek Palson did with Margaret Atwood.

Whoa, who just palsonated this elevator?

by Refarf May 19, 2019

palinating

1.Hating with vigor, 2. exfoliating your enemies from your brain

Rush Limbaugh has amassed a fortune by palinating Democrats.

by WakeUpAmerica September 24, 2010

Palinated

The process of being nominated for, or appointed to, a position of responsibility based on perceived popularity with no regard for competence.

Example 1: Sarah Palin.
Example 2: Dan Quayle.
Example 3(Daily usage): Jon was palinated to VP of Marketing because he was sleeping with the CFO.

by gfsdave January 22, 2009

Palinate

1. To exterminate, destroy, eliminate, exstinguish, get rid of. Originating from the name Palin, as in Sarah Palin.

2. Word used to compare how Sarah Palin would make one extinct.

1. "Lets palinate the polar bears!"

2. "She totally palinated the competition!"

by Escptt February 23, 2009