Politico

What do we mean by politico?

A politician. noun

A politician; hence, one whose conduct is guided by considerations of policy rather than principle. noun

A politician. noun

A person active in party politics noun

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A person, generally a hippie, who is obsessed with politics, and spends there time complaining about presidents, and anything else political. You can usually find them in cafe's with other politico's shouting about corrupt leaders and government conspiracies. Urban Dictionary

A term used to describe deeply self-absorbed and autocratic heads of state along with other like-minded politicians who support them. Urban Dictionary

Term coined by Rod "Politico" Adkins to describe his world-wide Northern Sound Underground hip-hop music movement. Can also mean all over the map. Urban Dictionary

A college student/20-something year old extremely active in Massachusetts (mostly Boston) politics. They eat, sleep, breathe politics after studying Political Science and having at least 1 unpaid internship. Usually they go to Suffolk University or Northeastern University, and manage at least one local campaign post-grad. Urban Dictionary

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Nouns that are often described by the adjective politico:
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Consonant match to politico:
politic a.

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