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Meaning pander meaning

What does pander mean?

pander

— noun (= pimp, ponce) someone who procures customers for whores (in England they call a pimp a ponce) — verb arrange for sexual partners for others — verb (= gratify) yield (to); give satisfaction to

Synonyms pander synonyms

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pander English » English

pimp procurer panderer procure indulge whoremonger whoremaster pandar procuress ponce gratify fancy man entertain bawd wencher touting tout tend souteneur solace protect producer pair mate mac lavish attention on go-between foment delight customer puller console comply with comfort barker amuse accomplice

Conjugation pander conjugation

How do you conjugate pander?

pander · verb

Examples pander examples

How do I use pander in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I'm beginning to think that religious leaders are popular because they pander to the prejudices of the pack they call their flock.

Movie subtitles

Why don't you just pander to my old-fashioned medieval superstitions and take them for me?
Could you tell me why the King sent an old Church pander to give me my orders?
Pander?
When the best man is a pander it can only be a certain type of marriage.
With the start of the race only a heartthrob away, this is Grace Pander on the spot - as usual - to welcome the greatest racer of all time, and a very dear friend of mine.
Please do, Mrs. Pander.
This is Grace Pander from St Louis, where Matilda - a dear friend of mine - is receiving a well-deserved rub down.
Remember, the press just pander to their readers' prejudices.
We're here to negotiate compensation, not pander to emotions.
I'm an artist, and I won't change a word of my play. to pander to some commercial Broadway audience!
I refuse to pander to these people.
I admit, I pander cos I'm a pander bear!
I won't pander to them.
No, I'll not pander for you.
It's my job to engineer a hydroelectric project, not pander to ignorant witch doctors.
As a whore needs her pander.
We snicker, we prattle, we pander.
No. We're here to negotiate compensation, not pander to emotions.
I don't want to pander to you.
I'm not gonna pander to that mythic-name bullshit.
You love a pander.
I won't pander to your mere inquisitiveness.
He heals the masses; he doesn't pander to them.
I know all the networks pander. Some to the liberal, some to the conservative. But when a news organization goes as far as to actually promote a political agenda.
Networks pander. Some to conservatives, others to liberals.
I did not pander.
Not to pander to our vice.
Ah, you don't have to pander me, mami.
Don't pander to me, kid.
You want me to pander so you can sell erectile dysfunction medication.

News and current affairs

But it is also true that Park - who has refused to meet formally with Abe until he addresses lingering issues over Japan's annexation of Korea - has used history to pander to domestic nationalist sentiment.
If so, is it not the duty of official bodies like the ECB to challenge irrational beliefs about the economy, rather than pander to them?
Political candidates must engage them, occasionally pander to them, and tailor their message to them, all of which steers leaders and parties toward moderate positions.
But, while many Japanese feel (with some justification) that South Korea and, in particular, China, exploit the Yasukuni issue to reduce Japan's influence in the region and to pander to their publics' strong nationalism, they are missing the point.
There is the wall between those who heed the scientific evidence and those who pander to vested interests.
Yet the true test of a ruler is not to pander to his people's expectations, but to peer into the future and match the country's aspirations with its needs and capacities.
The essential principle is that the media should not be allowed to pander to the public's prurience under cover of protecting the public interest.
Movements like France's anti-immigration National Front are making leading mainstream parties more likely to pander to extremists in order to preserve their support.
This is all the more important because leaders in both the US and Europe are beginning to pander to the anti-globalization movement.
When we see political leaders in many rich countries pander to unions by bashing each other on free trade and immigration, there is every reason to worry about trouble ahead.

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