Politic

What do we mean by politic?

Showing sound or pragmatic judgment; prudent; judicious. adjective

Of or pertaining to politics, or the science of government; having to do with politics.

Of or pertaining to civil as distinguished from religious or military affairs; civil; political.

Hence Of or pertaining to officers of state; official; state.

That constitutes the state; consisting of citizens: as, the body politic (that is, the whole body of the people as constituting a state).

Existing by and for the state; popular; constitutional.

In keeping with policy; wise; prudent; fit; proper; expedient: applied to actions, measures, etc.

Characterized by worldly wisdom or craftiness; subtle; crafty; scheming; cunning; artful: applied to persons or their devices: as, a politic prince.

A politician. noun

A politician. noun

Of or pertaining to polity, or civil government; political. See under body. adjective

Pertaining to, or promoting, a policy, especially a national policy; well-devised; adapted to its end, whether right or wrong; -- said of things. adjective

Sagacious in promoting a policy; ingenious in devising and advancing a system of management; devoted to a scheme or system rather than to a principle; hence, in a good sense, wise; prudent; sagacious; and in a bad sense, artful; unscrupulous; cunning; -- said of persons. adjective

Shrewd, prudent and expedient. adjective

Discreet and diplomatic. adjective

Artful, crafty or cunning. adjective

A politician. noun

Marked by artful prudence, expedience, and shrewdness adjective

Smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication adjective

A politician.

To vay for position. To "get in good". Putting one's self in a position to succeede, or reap the rewards of some posiitive outcome. Urban Dictionary

Origin: A utilization of the traditionally defined 'politic' made popular by the Wu Tang Clan in the early '90's. Definition: 1. to handle business or professional matters. / 2. to socialize for personal or professional gain Urban Dictionary

"poli", from the Greek 'poly' meaning 'many'; and aka +, "tics", blood sucking parasites = "many blood sucking parasites". Urban Dictionary

To be wasting time Urban Dictionary

Lets take this one word at a time: poli- from the greek word meaning 'many' tics(a.k.a.-ticks)- blood sucking creatures politics=many blood sucking creatures Urban Dictionary

Politic (also can be used as Politicing) is simply a more advanced and educated word for the term, fart. Used in parts of Maryland, please help spread the word Politic or Politcing to be known as fart, farting, or passing gas. Urban Dictionary

Derived from the root word "poly" meaning "many" and "ticks" meaning "bloodsucking insects." Urban Dictionary

The art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly,and applying the wrong remedies Urban Dictionary

The fastest way to lose friends. Urban Dictionary

Life in only two dimensions it's when you are presented with no more than two choices ever as though there were only two sides or only two possible positions on all of life's most complex issues... / both sides are really screwed up but one of them acts like it's never ever wrong and this works to tug at the heart strings of soccer moms and ignorant but well meaning kids and gain their sympathies Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to politic:
politic, poplitic, politik, oolitic, pelitic, politi, poditic, politis, politie, colitic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word politic:
exhilaration, effendi, fallout, attain, rom, achieving, metaphor, loving, objective, bah, huge, lgbt, corporate, entity, gay, reason, yale, romanian, ruler, politics, politicians, theater, civic, secondary, monthly, puerto, diplomatic, matters, regime, cost, rico, cultural, loss, principle, communist, bodies, ukrainian, economic, sciences, religion, publications, concerns, constitutional, success, kelly, publishing, political, commonwealth.

Words that rhyme with politic:
stick, trick, sic, tick, kick, pick, dick, quick, sick, flick, nick, slick, thick, prick, click, brick, bailiwick, lick, mic, shtick, tic, picnic, arithmetic, wick, mc, chick, lunatic, uptick, sidekick, rick, schtick, crick, knick, snick, pic, yardstick, hick, slapstick, spic, nic, realpolitik, lasik, dic, gick, bolshevik, vic, broomstick, candlestick, lipstick, dipstick, homesick, joystick, mick, glick, bic, spick, strick, schick, handpick, impolitic, ric, nonstick, triassic, rilke, nik, ostpolitik, toothpick, wrick, seasick, nightstick, thilk, frick, blick, kwik, peacenik, chopstick, klick, salt lick, pickwick, whilk, pool stick, bric, walking stick, pik, shooting stick, quik, fick, ice pick, magic trick, old nick, bick, kubrick, vick, firebrick, wood tick, sleepy dick, wyk, pogo stick, shick, keswick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe politic:
whole, american, entire, new, body, feminist, national, german, french, sexual, real, more, british, modern, indian, complacent, democratic, healthy, roman, larger, english, chinese, international, racial, japanese, russian, soviet, smaller, transformational, canadian, christian, south, least, radical, contemporary, sir, domestic, subordinate, european, colonial, universal, civil, polish, israeli, artificial, organic, civic, vietnamese, italian, diseased, global, invisible, ambitious, libidinal, pervasive, cold, eternal, gay, unified, turkish, vast, atheistical, urban, oppositional, greek, immutable, conservative, spanish, irish, sick, mexican, hungarian.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective politic:
man, body, course, prince, reasons, measure, act, behaviour, society, societies, thing, conduct, men, king, capacity, move, considerations, worms, step, measures, monarch, power, person, father, ferdinand, generosity, clemency, statesman, alliances, laws, government, marriage, law, behavior, minister, caution, arrangement, manner, wisdom, stroke, consideration, motives, rule, device, drift, sovereign, management, function, action, arts, chieftain, counsel, advice, ization, concessions, schemes, silence, bodies, head, ends, answer, views, ruler, persons, reply, benevolence, design, reserve, liberality, metaphor, covenants, marriages, personality, speech, virtues, concession, means, sir, forbearance, mother, chief, plan, leader, motive, complaisance.

Consonant match to politic:
palatic, pillow talk, politick, perlitic, polytech, polite talk.

Words that sound like politic:
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