propaganda baby

A first child who is so adorable, mild mannered, and easy to care for that they trick their parents and other adults in their life into having more children, only for it to be revealed that most children are considerably more difficult to care for

"We thought parenting was super easy, but it turns out that Betty was a propaganda baby."

"I know meeting Cole has your uterus revving, but be careful - he's a propaganda baby "

by helenasue January 6, 2024

Propaganda

Cheeks.
Ass cheeks.

Some crab in the discord: "I'm gonna spread propaganda"
Everyone else: "yo wtf why's he spreading cheeks on main?"

by NotAnotherMaagician January 31, 2024

propagandographer

When a government organization or committee, uses a photographer to take photos that are used for propaganda.

John started his Social Palates business on Artists’ Row and became a Propagandographer for the city of Salem.

by salemwhole February 5, 2024

Profanitic

profanitic | /pro-fan-i-tic/ | Adjective

Someone who uses profanity a lot in their discussions.

Person 1: Hello, asshole. What's up? Are you having a good fucking day? How's the shit going?

Person 2: You really need to stop being profanitic, dude.

by HeroesSquad July 16, 2024

Propaganda Account

A propaganda account is an account on a social media platform, usually Twitter, that has no intent on spreading propaganda, instead opting for posting and reposting about a specific topic, occasionally with the intent of making said topic their favorite in its overarching genre, species, etc. Most prominent with Pokémon.

Found a propaganda account about my favorite Pokémon—life has never been the same. I check it daily.

by Cat… with a K. February 17, 2024

Propaganda

He's just saying sbout Hollywood the thing I said about YouTube

Hym "Are his kids dead yet? Can we get a timeline on that? Jesus... I don't see why everything takes forever to happen. This doesn't have anything to do with propaganda I'm just wondering, like, is it gonna tale a minute or no?

by Hym Iam March 25, 2024

Protaginitis

i. When protagonists (main characters) in media use logic that only works because they are protagonists, and thus have plot armor and are protected from dying.

ii. When protagonists or deuteragonists (side characters) in media die as a result of logic that normally wouldn't be applied in real life by normal people, but instead because they need to advance the plot.

"He clearly heard the monster breathing behind that door, why would he open it?"
"He had a minor case of protaginitis, that's why."

by DookieManYT March 28, 2024