A UNC Dictionary

21 July 2000, 1052 words

abandon v.t.what one does with principles after attaining office

anil n.a yapping creature with a tiny brain; ideal supporter

bore n.someone who speaks in the Lower House

bray n. & v.sound of someone who speaks in the Lower House

carnival n.atmosphere of Lower House, but without bikini costumes

clause - irrelevant legislation inserted in Bills to take away constitutional rights

cutlass n.device used in debate

diarrhea n.content of all election campaign speeches

discard v.t.what one does with grassroots supporters until the next election

education n.a useful political slogan

equality n.useful slogan for removing democratic rights

erode v.t.what you do with democracy through Clause Seven

express n.newspaper enemy

fable n.political speech, with animals

fascism n.political system noted for its efficiency and effectiveness

feasible a.any project which has kickbacks

forget v.what one does with promises after election

future n.region inhabited by all promises

gag v.what Clause Seven is intended to do to critics

govern v.to ride in cars with police escort to cocktail parties; to make speeches; to do dem first

hang v.best method of fighting crime; also silencing critics

homosexual n.a person who does not deserve protection from discrimination

ice n.cubes of frozen water sometimes added to rum

illiterate a. & n.state of loyal party supporters

job n.paid position or office given to party supporters, especially rich ones who don't need it

judge n.obstacle to governance

justice n.obstacle to governance

kin n.most competent persons for jobs on State boards

kowtow v.effective method for getting job on State boards [see kin]

liberalism n.an ideology which attacks Government

logic n.an ideology which attacks Government

media n.main enemy of Government

meretricious a.Kamla Persad-Bissessar

nation n.other places, from which Indians and Africans came to Trinidad

nest n.that which is to be feathered

news n.half-truths, lies and innuendoes, except when coming from InfoVision or NBN

oath n.meaningless words recited upon assuming political office

obsequious a.an ideal Minister

offend v.that which Clause Seven will make illegal

oligarchy n.a parasitic group to be criticized before becoming Prime Minister, and joined afterwards

pastor n.a Trinidadian intellectual

psychic n.a Trinidadian political analyst

qualification n.family relation; personal friend; having money

question v.unpleasant habit of journalists and Opposition MPs

rabble n.agents for doing dem first [see govern]

remunerate v.to give multi-million-dollar contracts to party investors

sabotage n. & v.explanation for failure of Indian rice deal

scathe v.action performed upon anyone who criticizes the Government

scheme n.investment which is feasible and lucrative

school n.a building used for winning votes

sip v.incorrect way of drinking

slime n.ethnic newspaper columnists

slogan n.a self-praising phrase, which may or may not be true (usually not)

slur n. & v.Political Leader's usual manner of speech (diction, content)

sneer n. & v.Political Leader's usual expression when speaking to reporters

statistics n.device used to prove lies

strike n. & v.to cease work as protest, an act which became wrong after Political Leader became Prime Minister

tax n.money paid by citizens to Government to provide essential services; money wasted by Government

thrift n.a virtue the Government advises citizens to practise and does not itself

treason n.act of writing articles critical of Government; investigative reports [see express]

tribunal n.body intended to bypass judiciary [see equality]

twist n. & v.Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj

unanimous a.all Cabinet decisions, especially those requiring principled dissent [see clause]

underground n.location of all critics of Government and religion if Clause Seven becomes law

unity n.slogan to get votes from dem creole

vague a.prime quality of legislation that erodes constitutional rights [see clause]

vengeance n.reason for making political decisions

victim n.ethnic activist [see slime]

vote v.action that takes place once every five years and changes nothing

vow n.lie spoken in order to win vote

waste n. & v.effective fiscal strategy

wealth n.quality required to get men's respect and women's bodies

x n.loyal supporter for electoral list

Xmas n.pre-election budget

X-ray n.what Government contracts and civil servants' pants are impervious to

yap n. & v.sound made by loyal supporters [see anil]

yawn n.& v.reflex caused by sitting in Parliament on Friday

zero n.total brainpower in Cabinet 

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