1. To engage in unethical coercive activities.
2. To cover-up for unethical coercive activities.
3. To smear a person who attempts to expose an attempt at covering up unethical coercive activities.
2. To cover-up for unethical coercive activities.
3. To smear a person who attempts to expose an attempt at covering up unethical coercive activities.
1. He was caught cheneying and was charged with felony jury tampering.
2. After having been caught, he tried to cheney his actions to avoid being charged with a crime.
3. The whistleblower was cheneyed and was forced to quit his job.
2. After having been caught, he tried to cheney his actions to avoid being charged with a crime.
3. The whistleblower was cheneyed and was forced to quit his job.
by Jerry T. January 18, 2006
by Jerry T. December 17, 2003
The prosecutor will fitz until everyone involved is uncovered.
The CEO was fitzed for two years by the eager prosecutor.
The CEO was fitzed for two years by the eager prosecutor.
by Jerry T. January 18, 2006