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presstitute 

Either an individual reporter or news broadcaster, or a media news group, who reports to be unbiased, but is in fact tailoring their news to suite someone's goal (usually corporations or big business political affiliates).
The media is being accused of being a presstitute by many internet sites for downplaying Ron Paul as a GOP candidate in the 2012 elections.
presstitute by Gilgamesh1000 March 13, 2012

presstitution

A fusing of the words Press and prostitution.
When reporters/news-casters are extremely biased they become prostitutes.
-did you see Diane Sawyer @abcworldnews "mistaking" Palestinian tragedy to be israeli?
-yeah that was some serious presstitution.
presstitution by Koolkrush July 10, 2014

Prestitute 

A world leader who sells out and goes against what is right and should be done to gain personal wealth and status.
Henry: Barack Obama, Julia Gillard, Xi Jinping etc are f*ckin prestitutes, I am constantly lied to!
Jorge: I know.
Prestitute by whenyoudecide April 25, 2013

Prostitutes 

Someone who has dedicated their life and "organ" to make people happy, in return for money, but beware of the DISEASES.
Guy 1: Did you hear about the prostitutes that were killed yesterday?

Guy 2: Yeah, it's ashame, all they were doing is making life more enjoyable for those who can't get "none"

national prostitutes day 

Oct. 23
The day we celebrate and honor our nations whores. On this day we remember the harlots that gave up the goods for cash and trinkets.
Tricia may have banged them all, but she got paid. Call her a dirty hoe if you must, but even she gets respect on national prostitutes day.

Prestitute 

An noun, referring to a person in power who "sells out" for some personal gain, betraying his/her supposed ideals. See sellout.
Michael: "Man, can you believe what Dean Thorpe did? He just just cancelled the Thanksgiving Dinner for the homeless so he could buy his very own Lotus Elise!"

Steven: "Really? What a prestitute."
Prestitute by solidlennon7 November 19, 2009