Palindrones

Extreme right-wing supporters of Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin who follow her blindly and uncritically (e.g., those who see her interview flubs as marks of homespun authenticity, and who, presumably, would praise her eloquence whether she read her talking points backwards, forward, or upside down).

While many voters regard Palin's gaffes and misstatements with concern, Palindrones see them as a badge of honor for the "Joe Sixpack" crowd.

by L. Beau January 15, 2009

palindrone

a sentence that doesn't make any meaningful sense read forward, backword, or in any combination of the words used. Related to palindrome; a spout of mindless gibberish as could only be told by Sarah Palin.

More palindrone from that candidate: "As for that VP talk all the time, I'll tell you, I still can't answer that question until somebody answers for me what is it exactly that the VP does every day?"

by DeyP February 21, 2009

palindrome

Words that swing both ways.... if you know what I mean, in a nonesexual manner :)

ex of palindrome: Rats live on no evil star, racecar, yo banana boy, radar ECT

by Beccy-Dy September 19, 2007

palindrome

A word that is spelled the same backwards as it is forwards, such as Kerrek or Radar

Kerrek and Radar are palindromes

by Kenthar July 23, 2003

Palined

To present yourself as ready for a job, only to be exposed early on as a talentless uneducated wackjob with charm.

"Oh man I got Palined by this idiot contractor big time. They couldn't even keep the paint off the woodwork let alone hang the wallpaper straight."

by THE DAVAD October 29, 2008

Palindromic Death

When a 91-year-old person who died of Covid-19 made the headlines, which tickles some readers to figure out the odds that the age of the victim and the coronavirus are palindromes.

Guesstimate how many folks worldwide experience the palindromic death phenomenon in 2020.

by Covido January 10, 2021

Palindrone

In the posing of a question to Sarah Palin, the case in which her answer is so long and so incoherent that it may as well have been said backwards.

Student: "Uhhh I didn't understand a single thing my poli sci. prof said today, it sounded like a Palindrone."

Palin: "But ultimately, what the bailout does is help those who are concerned about the health-care reform that is needed to help shore up our economy, helping the—it's got to be all about job creation, too..."
Debate moderator: "I'm sorry, you just Palindroned off there, I couldn't quite understand."

by Bendo444 February 20, 2009