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PoliBot by TomDavis05 February 21, 2018
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polipoterlative
any of the multi-worded superlatives that one can only come up with when under heavy influence of cannabis
stoned steve: man, there’s only one word that can describe the quality of this weed: the final monster in the world of ganja
koala: that’s an octopoterlative, a polipoterlative consisting of 8 words
koala: that’s an octopoterlative, a polipoterlative consisting of 8 words
polipoterlative by Mad Riffer January 13, 2015
polibitch
someone who talks about politics without knowing a thing about them and just voices a loud opinion really loudly and is proud about it
Polibo
(V.) Acronym for: Process Out Loud In Best of Outcomes. Sharing ideas with a close friend and/or friend group whom you trust in order to utilize (beyond your own subjective mind) the power of 2 or more conscious minds to analytically come up with a solution/idea to a thought/problem at hand.
Poliblota
Definition in Portuguese given to those stoned people we see walking in the night.
They smoke all kinds of things.
They smoke all kinds of things.
Polbot
A person who will repeatedly share political posts on their social media accounts. They will sometimes do this so much that they end up representing a simple-minded, singular-task bot, who's goal would be to repost as much as possible. Usually found on Instagram stories, Facebook, or the retweet feed of Twitter.
Emma, a white, teenage girl that goes to our school, posted 32 Instagram stories in 24 hours about disbanding the police and Black Lives Matter yesterday. She is such a polbot.
Polbot by cHvwMcl3RWEUSHrpaYhOmZqqK3sHgV July 8, 2020
Palibot
An automated account, paid operative, or incredibly gullible internet warrior who aggressively shares propaganda, deepfakes, and unverified information across social media. A palibot’s primary mission is to paint Palestinians strictly as innocent victims while framing Israel as a mustache-twirling, comic-strip villain.
Often found in comment sections using emotional manipulation instead of actual facts, and completely ghosting the conversation the moment someone asks for a credible source.
Often found in comment sections using emotional manipulation instead of actual facts, and completely ghosting the conversation the moment someone asks for a credible source.
Peter: "Did you see that viral video? It says an IDF airstrike destroyed a puppy orphanage!"
Bob: "Dude, stop listening to that palibot. That footage is literally a cutscene from Call of Duty cloned with AI audio."
Bob: "Dude, stop listening to that palibot. That footage is literally a cutscene from Call of Duty cloned with AI audio."
Palibot by epistemic_caution May 28, 2026
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