Advertising, whether it be from the government, places trying to sell you something or teachers. It isn't always false, nor is it exclusively sent from the government.
"The Germans had a lot of propaganda in WWII, but so did the Americans."
"The propaganda from that store was really dumb."
"The propaganda from that store was really dumb."
by Elia July 19, 2005
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"See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda."
-President George W Bush, Greece, NY, May 24, 2005
-President George W Bush, Greece, NY, May 24, 2005
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Get the catapult the propaganda mug.The term propst means to have very little or no sideburns at all. The meaning comes from ex Hoover High School and coach from TV show Two-A-Days.
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Props, short for Propers, -Don't forget that the entire word "propers" is used in the song "Respect", written by Otis Redding and most famously recorded by Aretha Franklin in 1967. At least, I think it is ("all I'm askin' in return honey is to give me my propers when I get home")-
Props, short for Propers, -Don't forget that the entire word "propers" is used in the song "Respect", written by Otis Redding and most famously recorded by Aretha Franklin in 1967. At least, I think it is ("all I'm askin' in return honey is to give me my propers when I get home")-
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Get the PROPS mug.The origin of this word is loosely within contexts of a general expansion in the english language by grammar nazi's trying to perfect the abstraction of an unusable word.
It has no exact definition because it means every single possible word, idea, location, person, action, emotion, adjective and any other thing you can think of at once. To use the word prophecate anywhere in any sentence is to say everyword and idea at the same time. It is by definition the infinity of words.
It has no exact definition because it means every single possible word, idea, location, person, action, emotion, adjective and any other thing you can think of at once. To use the word prophecate anywhere in any sentence is to say everyword and idea at the same time. It is by definition the infinity of words.
The prophecators prophecated prophecatingly at the nearest prophecation office, they did so without prophecation. (each occurence of the word prophecate in this sentence is a different word in and of itself.)
by Prophecate November 28, 2004
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Get the Proper mug.A phrase used as a substitute for "totally awesome".
Often used by people who are into video game style music.
It is widely believed that Mike Cook of Spheres of chaos and the gamewave podcast coined this phrase.
Although this phrase can and is often used to describe the awesomeness of atari music, it is not exclusive and can be used to describe anything from music to your best friends sisters new haircut.
Often used by people who are into video game style music.
It is widely believed that Mike Cook of Spheres of chaos and the gamewave podcast coined this phrase.
Although this phrase can and is often used to describe the awesomeness of atari music, it is not exclusive and can be used to describe anything from music to your best friends sisters new haircut.
"Have you heard the new GOTO80 EP? It's Proper Atari."
"Dude, your mom looks Proper Atari in that sweater, she's really slutting it up since your dad left, huh?"
"Dude, your mom looks Proper Atari in that sweater, she's really slutting it up since your dad left, huh?"
by Tony Gallo December 14, 2008
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