Dagum

Dagum is used as "slang word", if you will, in the South. Most Rednecks use this terminology, but other "Classy" Rednecks prefer it over other words in order to keep they're "Classyness" up-to-date.

Well dagum, I didn't expect for there to be this many people at this bonfire.

by Littledebbs May 28, 2011

Double Dagger

Baltimore-based noisy loud rock band with drums/bass/vocals. A lot of the songs reference the band members' day jobs as graphic designers.

Dude, did you see Double Dagger play last night?

Yeah, it was fuckin' awesome and my ears are still ringing!

by rock dork July 19, 2006

nagger dagger

A shitty knife, more specifically a folding knife that was loosened to flick out creating a wobbley blade.

That aint no fucking knife thats a nagger dagger.

by bill_suck_it_nagger December 7, 2005

daggone

Country word enthusiastically expressing disgust and/or surprise. Closly related to "dadgum"

Been pickin' taters all day and still gotta bail the hay...Daggone!!


Daggone!! Thats the ugliest baby I've ever seen!!

by Brad L April 14, 2005

fag dagger

The use of any gay related word in a negative connotation. It is often used as a response to idiotic statements, observations, ideas, jokes, etc. Fag dagger is often used in its shortened form "fag dag."

Dude 1: "Brad Pitt looks handsome in this picture."
Dude 2: "Dude, you are such a queer."
Dude 3: "Nice, fag dagger!"

or

Dude 1: "Shut the fuck up you homo!"
Dude 2: "Why you gotta throw a fag dag, man? My mom can hear you."

by citythatneversleeps July 24, 2009

Muffin Dagger

A word deprived from clutch Englishmen with creative ways of describing things in sentences you cant understand. This is a dagger, usually located between a mans legs, used to stab females in the muffin, hence a "Muffin Dagger". Sometimes resulting in a small blob on a weird screen showing up weeks later.

Dick N. Says "Hey chap, I totally got to sharpen my Muffin Dagger last night and got my stab on"

Gina O. says "YOU GOT MAD PULL RIGHT-O"

by D dubz from A town January 18, 2009

give me the daggers

Originated from Shakespeare's "Macbeth"; it means, basically, "let me do it".

"Now plug the red wire inot the... no, the RED wire... yeah. Into the... no! Jesus, look, just... give me the daggers!"

by Tak, the Hideous New Girl December 29, 2003