Sabotagary

A general term meaning the motion, or action of Sabotage. When person(s) are in the process of sabotaging an activity, their actions are sabotagary.

The term was coined by Leigh Brown during the live broadcast of The Dirty Boxers Show, when DJ Baker was continually sabotaging the show for 'comic effect'.

"DJ Baker will not stop booting Leigh off the system. He is trying to sabotage Leigh's show. We must stop DJ Baker and his horrid act of Sabotagary".

by Onlinealex October 29, 2011

Unintentional Sabotage

Usually happens in domestic disputes. When the offender creates a problem in order to have a argument about the feelings they would not express otherwise. A argument starting stepping stone. More often than not the issue brought to attention is not the actual problem. The offender will usually apologize. Therefore sabotaging the legitimacy of their current complaint.

"He does this all the time, starts nit-picking about my cooking, just becuase he wants attention, but when we get to the bottom of his true feelings he ends up apologizing for the comments about my cooking"! He has perfected the art of unintentional sabotage!

by littlesb79 May 4, 2011

sabotage

Sabotage is a deliberate action aimed at weakening an enemy through subversion, obstruction, disruption, and/or destruction.

have an elaborate party, then tell everyone that your just going to the toilet.then dress up like James bond and climb out of the window and cut the brake fluid line to your next door neigbours car (if ABS, different story (requires more of a chuck norris dress code)) then back through the window back downstairs, then play the waiting game...

by alextheultimatearmstrong April 17, 2005

sabotage

Every time Santa Teresa to Seoul, aka STS, performs they keep getting impaired, disrupted, or something goes wrong before or during the performance.

"Oh my god Austin, do you see how they keep getting sabotaged?"
"Yeah I know right, but they keep playing it off and still do good! :D"

by NapMonster January 13, 2017

self saboteur

a person who knowingly destroys oneself ie drugs, alchohol, relationships with family , friends, and lovers, and then blame it on someone or something else.

Monique: "You made me drink too much Southern Comfort last night at the bar."
James: "Girl, you drank those shots all by yourself."
Monique: "Well, because I went out with you last night, I missed my job interview this morning."
James: "Shutup ho, you know you're a self saboteur."

by Jammerj January 1, 2008

emotional sabotage

When one is deeply connected with an expectation, and then another party involved maliciously harms every aspect of the individuals feelings attached with the matter at hand. For the individual, this results in a complete disappointment and at this time the individual is forced to the edge of an emotional breakdown, in which suicide and/or homicide is at least briefly contemplated.

Ernesto went with his classmates to In N Out burger and felt compassionately about the female taking his order. His classmates proceded to convince Ernesto that this female was checking him out in an interested manner. Ernesto, whom is unprepared for this, is feeling extremely excited over the matter. With encouraged intentions, he builds up the confidence to open his heart and speak to the female romantically. However; to his heart breaking surprise, he is dramatically turned down and disrespected by the female, whom at this point has no regards for his feelings or more so, his existence. Ernesto's classmates set him up in an emotional sabotage.

by RobertNewton June 15, 2012

sabotage voting

Voting for the least attractive candidate in the primary of the party that one opposes, in an effort to sabotage that party's chances in the general election

In a blatant display of sabotage voting, Republicans have been crossing over in droves and voting in the primaries of the Democratic Party for Hilary Clinton because they believe that John McCain will be able to beat her much easier than Barack Obama.

by Ondal March 12, 2008