by 29th November November 5, 2020
noun (n): A government with extensive welfare programs to help those in need, akin to a Social Democracy, this type of government will try to help a nation it's implemented in during a period of economical problems/collapse. Normally, these governments are social democracies, although fascist groups and/or dictatorial groups can promise to function like a coat government during their rule.
etymology: A coat government works like a coat, a coat can keep you warm in winter, and a coat government (the coat) can help a country (keep it warm) during economic instability/issues (the winter).
etymology: A coat government works like a coat, a coat can keep you warm in winter, and a coat government (the coat) can help a country (keep it warm) during economic instability/issues (the winter).
During the Great Depression, the people wanted a coat government to help them with the depression, they saw hope in FDR as the leader of a potential coat government for the US, and some found technocracy, dictatorships, and the fascist dictatorships of Europe as potential coat governments if they would've been implemented back home.
by SloveneInSerbia August 27, 2021
Falling for someone who you are mad about knowing they are no good for you. The sweet beginning inevitable ending
You are candy coated suicide !!!!
by Dr Rev Bloodpainter October 18, 2022
Falling for someone who you are mad about knowing they are no good for you. The sweet beginning inevitable ending
You are candy coated suicide !!!!
by Dr Rev Bloodpainter October 18, 2022
Falling for someone who you are mad about knowing they are no good for you. The sweet beginning inevitable ending
You are candy coated suicide !!!!
by Dr Rev Bloodpainter October 18, 2022
by VETthoughts October 11, 2023
The act of making bad news more palatable. This is often accomplished by adding positive reinforcement, apologetic phrases, or sympathetic comments.
It was always difficult to tell someone they had AIDS, but with a little Sugar Coating they would only cry for an hour or two.
by Fox Populi March 7, 2022