Noun. Polispeak is a term used to describe quotes made by politicians, which are usually stupid, funny, confusing, or attract media attention for one reason or another.
"Jack, what did you say to Jill about Bill!?"
"All I did was have 'a short and jocular conversation' with her, it wasn't serious!"
"Nice use of Polispeak"
"Thanks, that Peter Garrett quote attracts attention anywhere nowdays"
"All I did was have 'a short and jocular conversation' with her, it wasn't serious!"
"Nice use of Polispeak"
"Thanks, that Peter Garrett quote attracts attention anywhere nowdays"
by Over the Hill November 28, 2007
The language used by politicians that is neutral, non-offensive, or milquetoast. It is intended not to commit to any particular idea, action, or value except for the safety of the politician or the party.
When Senator Smith was asked if he would protect Medicare, he answered with polispeak saying that he would support what is best for the country.
by ZeroSpaulding February 17, 2025