Jaggery

1) An Indian totem used in ritual carving ceremonies to the insect god of Mick-Jaggery.

2) Of or pertaining to the Indian totem forementioned.

3) To jagger. To be in a state of jaggeriness.

4) An exclamation. Formerly E-jaggulation.

5) To leave a weird taste in ones mouth.

He jaggulated when thinking of the jaggery totem he was going to carve out of a jaggery, but he fell in a jaggery pile of dung, leaving him feeling jaggered.

Jaggery by Insectasaurus-Rex October 24, 2010

jaggery

The Pittsburgh form of douche-baggery

Yinz hear 'em talkin about Ben assaulting Nevada chicks n'at, dat der is some jaggery.

jaggery by Pens_pwn July 21, 2009

Captain Jaggery 

-An awesome and fearsome, antagonistic sea captain from the book; "The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle"

-Landon

"Captain Jaggery... what a gentleman..."

Captain Jaggery by Mr Cornersss October 18, 2021

Aggy Jaggers 

Old slang originally from the county of Kent in England. It refers to an eerie sea mist that forms along the shore which then gradually moves inland bringing with it a chilly, unpleasant clamminess. In his book ‘Great Expectations’ Charles Dickens has Pip meet the convict Magwitch in a thick aggy jagger.

There’s an aggy jaggers come in, can’t see your hand in front of your face.

Aggy Jaggers by AKACroatalin June 16, 2017

jaggerbush 

term for thorns, briers. Plural: jaggers

Watch out for that jaggerbush!

Man, I hate jaggers.

jaggerbush by Thadeus Buell February 23, 2008

jiggery pokery 

n. Pure applesauce.

Sassafras! I won't stand for this jiggery pokery.

jiggery pokery by dirodaman July 13, 2015

jagger bush 

Pittsburguese for a bush with thorns on it.

Gordon was badly injured when he fell into a jagger bush.

jagger bush by Patrick Judge October 28, 2004