one-linerpolitics
nounUK /wʌn ˈlaɪnə ˈpɒlɪtɪks/
US /wʌn ˈlaɪnər ˈpɑːlɪtɪks/
A way of talking about politics using very short, clever sentences.
The comedian's one-linerpolitics made everyone laugh while thinking about the election.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The style of political commentary that relies on brief, memorable jokes instead of long explanations.
Her one-linerpolitics turned serious news into catchy jokes.
3. A method of campaigning where candidates use short, funny phrases to win attention.
The mayor's one-linerpolitics helped him connect with younger voters.
4. Political humor built from single-sentence gags.
The late-night show is full of one-linerpolitics about the new budget.