Blagojevision

A slightly out-of-phase view on life that leads to stubborn denial of any wrongdoing even in the face of overwhelming evidence.

Comes from Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, who continually and emphatically declared his innocence, after being accused of corruption.

COP: I pulled you over for going 60 in a 35. I was following you for a mile and i have it on camera.
SKY: No, I'm innocent. You have me confused with someone else.
COP: You have a bad case of Blagojevision.

by ~Luc~ February 9, 2009

Blagodoo

An overabundance of blow dried, bangs-in your-face hair that would have been in style 25 years ago.

The weather guy on Channel 12 has a serious blagodoo goin' on.

by Bradford S. January 27, 2009

blagoonga

1. int.: yet another moronic, nonsensical interjection, derived from an irregular noise used in a Garfield comic strip.

~ BLAGOONGA!
- Blagoonga? Odie needs tuning.

by Council For and Of Nyah (CFON) September 29, 2003

blagot

a black fagot, a homosexual black male

do u see that blagot try to kiss me

by mr. teddy bear jones April 8, 2009

Blagoosh

A game that allows someone to say anything he/she wants to say for the next five seconds after the word "Blagoosh" is said from someone else. People are welcomed and encouraged to be politically incorrect and offensive in this game.
The following rules and constraints may be added as people see fit.
1. You may only say "Blagoosh" to someone else once per day.
2. You may only be "Blagoosh-ed" once per day.

John: "Blagoosh."
Bill: "Uh...uh...ok...you know when you're fucking a nine year old and the--"
John: "TIME'S UP!"

Fred: "Blagoosh"
Sarah: "NIGGERFAGGOT!!"
Fred: Nice!

by GetDownMrPresident September 25, 2010

Blagojesphere

Anything relating to the Rod Blagojevich scandal happens in the "Blagojesphere."

Today in the Blagojesphere, the Senate refused to seat Roland Burris

by reisen1000 January 11, 2009

blagojevich

Pronounced bluh-goy-uh-vich, this term (due to its unusual syllabic structure and the overall enjoyment one has in speaking it)is commonly used to break an awkward silence or as a random interjection in conversation.

Origin is likely from the name of Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich.

"So the classical dichotomy of this rarely understood subjunctive can be best expressed (colloquially, of course) as--"
"Blagojevich!"

by John Flanagin November 19, 2007