strategery

N. An ill-conceived and/or poorly-executed plan of action (which would be considered "strategy" were it not so ill-conceived and/or poorly-executed).

The Iraq post-war operation has proven to be a masterful piece of strategery.

by Viet-Tam Luu July 8, 2004

strategery

Any and all elements regarding, for example, the act of strategy and its planning, execution, etc.

"Strategery....that should actually be a word!"
-me

by Dave January 16, 2004

Stratagedy

A strategic tragedy; A tragedy that has a particular end result in mind; a calculated tragedy for a specific gain (i.e. sympathy, power, money, war, nation)

People that believe 9-11 was an inside job think the attack was a stratagedy to get billions for Homeland Security and war.

by antoniuslyon April 21, 2009

strategerize

To make a strategy

"When you be up on the block, and you see niggaz rollin' heavy, you gotz to strategrize yo' bounce plan"

by Nugs May 6, 2003

nuculer strategery

George W Bush's attempt to make a better America. It's a joke I like to say from time to time, in a stereotypical southern accent. I like Bush in real-life, but seriously, it is fun to rip into his accent and how he makes up words. ^_^

"George W Bush, and his nuculer strategery program, do solomnly swear to uphold the Constitution of the United States of Amurica!"
-me

by Dave March 30, 2004

strategery

Used in a Saturday Night Live sketch in which Bush (Will Farrell) uses the word as his response to sum up the Iraqi War.

Stategery is how we will win this war.

by Brian Hendricks November 1, 2004

strategesy

Pronunciation: (struh-tee-jus-y)
Part of Speech: adverb

To act in a way, or an act of, extreme strategic value.

His insane skill showed his strategesy.

by lusifer January 4, 2008