politerate

1. Informed on, and conversationally fluent in current events and decision-making processes.
2. Used to describe an aware, non-aligned individual who remains engaged while eschewing hysteria; usually of the Millennial generation.

I always discuss the news with Jay Z because he is so politerate.

by jeffersontroll September 7, 2015

Politerati

The priveleged "insider" group of politicians and others who know the voodoo ins and outs of navigating in the political world.

George Bush and his powerful group of politerati spinmasters ruled the white house for 8 years, doing what they wished.

by youboob December 10, 2009

Loliterate

When a person puts "lol" at the end of every sentence in a text, email, message, etc. The sentence may or may not maintain a period after said "lol."

Text 1: that's so funny lol

Reply to Text 1: Stop being so loliterate

by Void Skull February 13, 2009

politicate

to answer a question in an evasive, roundabout way. the way that politicians do.

"Don't politicate me, and just answer the question!" or
"Stop politicating me, and just answer my question!"

by LatMyLongitude September 23, 2011

Poltertext

When your phone is on vibrate and you swear you felt it go off but when you look at your phone there's no message.

zzzzz...zzzzz...zzzzzz. Oh a text i'll just check that...Fuck my life! It was a poltertext!

by Alex McGie March 7, 2009

preiterate

To say something before your friend does. To correctly guess and say what is about to be said in a conversation. The opposite of reiterate.

John didn't copy Mark. Mark just preiterated what John said.

by klaus_the_american December 16, 2013

poliliterate

The inability to understand & empathise with subject or personality connected to the world of politics

i can't believe they no nothing about politics there completely poliliterate

by MunkyMann September 4, 2019