politico
po·lit·i·co
noun \pə-ˈli-ti-ˌkō\ plural po·lit·i·cos also po·lit·i·coes
Definition of POLITICO
Examples of POLITICO
- a politico who will do anything to win an election
Origin of POLITICO
Italian politico or Spanish político, ultimately from Latin politicus political
First Known Use: 1630
Rhymes with POLITICO
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