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A derogatory yet accurate nickname for Hillary Clinton Implying that she is a shill
shillary by P.h.D July 4, 2016
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Shillary Clinton 

1. A liar that is running for the most powerful position in the United States government.
2. A Democrat that runs for Republican positions.
3. Someone who changes their position on any issue to please the people around her.
4. Someone who takes money from people to do exactly as they say. (Sometimes referred to as a prostitute
5. Someone that uses establishment media to advertise and report biased information to it's audience.
6. Hillary Clinton
Shillary Clinton did not support gay marriage until 2013 and now spouts about how she "always supported it".

CNN (The Clinton News Network) really loves Shillary Clinton!
The practice of planting a shill in an audience for the purpose of controlling questions and comments directed to the speaker; as in a political forum.
"Senator, are we to understand you have utilized shillary in a effort to gain popularity in this campaign?"
shillary by Donda & Sandi December 9, 2007

swillard 

one who frequently imbibes large quanities of alcohol and sunsequently engages in any of the following activities: undulation; public urination; cackling; cajoling others to join them in their activities by repeating the phrase (with fingers at lips) "come on boy you know you want to party" until their subject joins along in their swillard games; attempting to attract persons of the opposite sex by asking them if they would like a Mentos, or, if the subjects are traveling in a group, by inquiring: "how you ladies doin' tonight"; responding to any external stimulus by repeating the phrase " et, ut, ott", etc.
come on you swillard, stop pissing in my trash can.
swillard by Anonymous April 22, 2003
The practice of planting a shill in an audience for the purpose of controlling questions and comments directed to the speaker; as in a political forum.
"Senator, are we to understand you have utilized shillary in a effort to gain popularity in this campaign?"
shillary by Donda & Sandi December 9, 2007
An adjective used in front of Hillary when she is being silly.
sillary by Gamepal Randy July 22, 2008
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