publitise
If you publitise something, you present it to the public. If you publitise someone, you present it to the public to humiliate and embarass.
publitise by Korean Emo June 14, 2007
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Publivise
A cross between publicise and televise. To put a piece of news on the television to bring more publicity to the event. To bring more attention to an event than necessary.
The Arizona shootings were definitley publivised!
Publivise by Ladychik23 January 18, 2011
Related Words
publitise • Publivise • Publicist • politisexual • Publiciterotica • politisex • Pubertised • pubetised • Pubitites • publicisize
Publistisize
Publistisize
(Pub-Bliss-ta-size) Verb/Adverb/Awesome
1.The Act of publistisizeing is the deliberate attempt to manage the public's perception of a subject while blatantly lying and making absolutely no sense at all.
The Keg Party (Knowledge Enthusiasm, Glory....Beer)
-Similar to Democrats and Republicans
(Pub-Bliss-ta-size) Verb/Adverb/Awesome
1.The Act of publistisizeing is the deliberate attempt to manage the public's perception of a subject while blatantly lying and making absolutely no sense at all.
The Keg Party (Knowledge Enthusiasm, Glory....Beer)
-Similar to Democrats and Republicans
At the republican national convention. Paul Ryan publistisized (past tense) Led Zepplin and Ac/Dc in an attempt to gain votes due to race of people.
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Publistisize by BitchesAintShitButHoesAndTriks September 5, 2012
PUBLICIST
In our days artists and publicists collaborate.
They are together.
The art is not in opposition to publicity
But in a flirt
Which make us think
Of the death of art.
They are together.
The art is not in opposition to publicity
But in a flirt
Which make us think
Of the death of art.
the art should be against publicty , art is generous , publicity wants to influence you and cheat you .Publicists are taking not giving
PUBLICIST by EmergencyRoom April 13, 2011
politisex
1) I miss the the 1990s. Instead of our president sending our soldiers off to die for nothing, the big news was Clinton engaging in a little politisex with chubby interns.
2) I want to have politisex with that hot congresswoman.
3) Dude, on every campaign I work for I get lots of hot politisex with other horny young staffers.
2) I want to have politisex with that hot congresswoman.
3) Dude, on every campaign I work for I get lots of hot politisex with other horny young staffers.
politisex by PolitiSexy Chick January 27, 2007
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