patrironic

When something is inappropriately, specifically ironically, patriotic.

Oh, you only smoke weed out of red, white, or blue lighters? That's patrironic.

by yxesmai12 March 1, 2011

The Great Patriotic Pact

This pact is also known as the Great Patriotic Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact with its hush-hush Lebensraum Protocol.

The Great Patriotic Pact is the day Homo sovieticus and its successor Homo putinus have never celebrated on 23rd of August, which was signed by those two peace-loving countries, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union in Mos🐄 1939.

by O. W. Tongueincheek April 18, 2023

Patriolic

Acidic hate speech wrapped in the flag and proudly proffered as if it makes one "more American"

Rush Limbaugh's radio program is frequently peppered with patriolic language.

by Arrghpaine July 23, 2012

Patrioticgemman

A guy that uses the urban dictionary in an improper way.

I am Patrioticgemman.
Oh no!

by laser_fox March 5, 2021

patriotic

The act of brown-nosing to a country. (See butt-kisser)

By being patriotic, he doesn't have to pay his taxes.

by Detranova July 28, 2003

Patriotic bravado

The right wing voters that dress as soldiers during the American Revolution or as Founding Fathers to try and prove that they are more patriotic and dedicated to America than anyone else. patriot, Founding Fathers, American Revolution, conservative, right wing, Fox news, Tea Party, Republican, Declaration of Independence, Constitution, freedom

I went down to the protest and there were tons of people dressed like soldiers during the American Revolution. Way too much patriotic bravado for me.

by joecoolthefool January 21, 2016

patrioticism

Blindly following the leadership of George W. Bush.

He had so much patrioticism that he didn't even care if he died during the next war.

by cool4dude April 28, 2005