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plamegate 

Nixon had Watergate, the Clintons had Whitewater. This is Leakwater.
Often called Plamegate, Rovegate or the CIA Leak Case, Leakwater is a better name for the White House scandal over the leaking of a CIA operative's name to discredit and intimidate her husband and other White House critics. See also "The Leaker," a John Sherffius cartoon of July 11, 2005, which shows Karl Rove taking a leak on the CIA seal.
What's the President up to now? This smells worse than Leakwater.

(alternate name: Plamegate)
plamegate by RSD September 6, 2008

plamegate 

The political scandal based around the 2003 leak of a covert CIA operative's identify. Valerie Plame Wilson, the agent, was the wife of a political enemy of George W. Bush leading up to the Iraqi invasion.
Karl Rove was involved in Plamegate.
plamegate by drew99 October 2, 2005

peacelate 

A word.. People use in everyday situations to get out of regular day conversation.
Also used by Nathan or Nate Napalm from the youtube channel titled " Desandnate "
peacelate by Junk Driver February 17, 2009

Placiate 

Placiate

pley-see-eyt

verb (used with object), ciated, ciating.

to appease or pacify, esp. by concessions or conciliatory gestures: to placiate an outraged citizenry. Synonymous with 'placate', but mispronounced by a hilariously opinionated and outrageously misinformed hipster in a viral video screed.
"Yo, my dope-fresh lid, Bettie Page wife-beater, and Tarantino-esque harangue against media culture and 'fat people' is some enlightened shit, yo, meant to reveal that all ya'll sheep is just bein' PLACIATED by the powers that be. ON THE REALS!"
Placiate by c_tizzie September 1, 2009

peacelate broha 

A phrase used by Nathan Owens (Napalm) of YouTube channel DesandNate in his and Destery Moore's video "IDEK (Who Took the Cookie: A Word With Nathan 2)". The phrase is used to get out of a conversation with a creeper.

Pacemaker 

A medical device that works in conjunction with an individual's forward whatsits to make them go faster, typically used for people who are experiencing a life-threatening loss of momentum (going too slow).
Person 1: "I heard that Hamish got a pacemaker implanted.
Person 2: "Yeah man, apparently he almost died of slow feels"
Pacemaker by sanic May 26, 2014