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• v  engage in political activities
  This colleague is always politicking

• These slates politick via posters adorning the innumerable concrete barriers that define Baghdad's traffic arteries.
• To politick is to try to win.
• Although Joan has sanctioned Ted's presidential campaign and promised vaguely to politick for him, she has told her husband flatly she wants to finish her master's first, and she .

News & Articles

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• Week 15: RIP Auburn's BCS title campaign (Nov. 30-Dec. 7, 2013)
  ANTAC (Auburn's Need To Always Campaign) was a good man whose run came to an end Saturday night after Ohio State lost and the Tigers no longer needed to politick. Let's honor him and Week 15.
  Dec. 8, 2013 - Fox Sports

Quotes

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• Mark Turgeon in Omaha World-Herald (registration)
  Long, nerve-racking day,Turgeon said. "I'm never going to sit up here and politick for where we were, but because the league did so well I thought we were pretty much in to the tournament. But tonight helped."
• Barack Obama in Huffington Post (blog)
  I didn't come here to politick,Obama, dressed in a black polo and pleated khakis, told the crowd in their "One In A Million" and "Obama 'Ohana" shirts. "I'm going to get a plate lunch. I'm going to go get some shave ice. I might bodysurf...
• Alan Trammell in MLB.com
  I would love to politick for him,Trammell said. "I don't know [what the etiquette is] because of my inexperience. But again, it's going to come down to taking guys from different clubs, and somebody always gets squeezed out. Really, this...