Palverate

/Pal-vir-ate/

Verb. To ironically post information or take a stance on something that one doesn’t actually believe in on the internet for the sake of humor and controversy. 

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I love palverating on right-wing forums.

This guy always palverates in the comments section of my videos.

 

Etymology u0026amp; Word Origins

The “pal” in palverate refers to its informal English usage meaning “friend.”  Additionally, “ate” in palverate represents the suffix -ate which means “quality or state of something.”

 

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