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Patriotasm 

noun. The state of believing that the only way to support the troops is to put them in harm's way. ALSO The state of believing in one's leader(s) above the well-being of one's nation.
Never having served in the military, it was patriotastic of the senator to advocate war.

OR

To hell with what the world thinks! Patriotasm requires us to spread democracy where it is not wanted.
Yes Patrona, I'll go run that errand for you.
Patrona by Capitalizethed June 29, 2020

Patriofag 

1. A person with extreme views of glorifying his/her own and demeaning other nations.

2. A person claiming superiority over others for the nation s/he originates from.
Patriofags: We are awesome JUST because we are from X!

Regular Person: Oh no... Not these Patriofags again...
Patriofag by lyfnNightVision January 22, 2013

patronaberry fairy 

an amazing person who follows you around and blesses you with PATRONABERRY! (A cocktail made with blueberry vodka Patron and sprite.)
a)what you gonna be for halloween?
b)THE PATRONABERRY FAIRY! ready to get shitty?
patronaberry fairy by shandrajomama September 23, 2009

Patriotard 

An American who is easily manipulated by appeals to superficial pro-American sentiment. Is often a jingoist and rarely if ever opposes any US military action; dismisses all who oppose such military action as liberals or Un-American.

Typically rejects out of hand any criticism of his country's foreign policy, no matter how justified, unless the criticism is that America isn't being 'tough' enough in some way. Confuses support for the people and/or the founding values of his country with support for his country's government, especially if his political party of choice (almost always the Republican Party) is in power.

Uncritically swallows propaganda and slogans representing the above mindset - for example: America is 'Hated For Our Freedoms' and the troops are 'Fighting For Our Freedoms'.

Tends to place far greater importance on the trappings of patriotism (American flags, etc.) than on protecting the Constitution or upholding America's founding values.

Worships the US military. Often a Fox News fan.
"My country, right or wrong"

A patriotard says "yes!" whenever the state does some act of senseless barbarism abroad. A liberal is somone who says "yes!" when the state does some act of senseless barbarism at home.
Patriotard by frubble March 23, 2011
Patrion is someone has more rights than another person
You may be free but i'm a patrion.
Patrion by ZED 1 February 5, 2018
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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Respectfully 

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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.

After school, The Modells on Jamaica Ave was active. Respectfully.
Respectfully by john quan the first December 20, 2020
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