palinize

To slander and caricature a working-class female public figure for the noble advancement of liberalism.

She is a capable individual, our only hope is to palinize her.

by sbs221 October 18, 2008

palinize

To slander and caricature a working-class female public figure for the noble advancement of liberalism.

First defined by Victor Davis Hanson in an article on National Review Online in reference to the MSM's unfair treatment of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin in the 2008 election cycle.

Pretty much the same concept as swift boat.

The liberal blogs had a field day trying to palinize the Republican VP candidate.

by rhindon October 18, 2008

palinize

To use one's power and wrath of God herself to take down another worthless male political leader and exposing his pussy along with all his dirt for the entire world to see, thereby destroying his credibility, career and stripping him of all his power.

Sarah Palin will palinize all foreign leaders around the world and become the One Supreme Leader and the Most Powerful Person in the entire world.

by aufman December 1, 2009

Palinize

To take someone out, kill them, because you disagree with their views. But not really kill them, just jokingly refer to killing them.

Boy, if you don't get with the program and start studying your books, I'm gonna Palinize your ass!!

by BridgetObama January 12, 2011

Palinized

To ignore completely and totally a person who has absolutely nothing of value to contribute to society, the country, the world, and life as we know it.

I am so over the lies and propaganda of Kellyanne Conway I have palinized her from my life.

by mcbutterfly February 2, 2017

Palistined

A verb. Taking something that isn't yours and shamelessly pretending it belongs to you while playing the victim.

I palistined this nest.

by TheRealZStardust July 11, 2024