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Noun/verb: Jake + Faggot combined into a taco flavor. Usually you call someone a Jaggot when their name is Jake.
Jake, you're being a Jaggot again. Stop Jaggoting around!
Jaggot by Outrustled April 21, 2017
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A Jew that's also a faggot.
Last night I was at a bar and this "Jaggot" asks me for a cigarette, I look up and he has a cigarette in his ear and shit... fucking JAGGOTS, I swear to god bro.
JAGGOT by Maverick-BO April 27, 2017
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A name given to a word which is a mixture of two insults to create another (e.g. smacktard). Named so after the creation of the word, this word became a common name for words used in a similair way. See Jagon and faggot
Smacktard is a form of jaggotry.

Steve is a jaggot.
jaggot by Jesus April 23, 2004
A Jewish homosexual man, i.e., a Jewish faggot.
Jim: Man that Walter is such a faggot sometimes I swear.
Alex: Nah don't forget his people are from Warsaw, he's a Jaggot.
Jaggot by Gdistrinop December 27, 2016
It is a portmanteau which is an insulting/joking nick name for a person whose name starts with the letters -Ja. It is used as a noun, and is used in place of the person's name.
Hey Jaggot, how's it going?
Jaggot by Farman Farmaian December 22, 2013
A rude person who thinks they own everything,are the best and can do what they want
Omg look at him he's a jaggot
jaggot by Pan kid October 16, 2020
Someone who spreads there legs way too easy, usually male, colored, and gay. Jigaboo-faggot; a colored whore.
Jaquarius got pegged again, that jiggot
Jiggot by TheKrizzler December 10, 2021
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