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Riggamaroo 

A hassle; a roundabout bother; a troublesome process.
We went through a lot of riggamaroo to find an available space for the party.
Riggamaroo by WordQueenie1 April 22, 2009

rigamarole 

An annoying series of seemingly unnecessary steps that causes a commotion and results in confusion, irritation and resentment by the people who inevitably have to do all the extra work to fix something they didn't break.
After all the rigamarole Sally caused by changing her tax status and then 10 other people followed suit, we have to re-enter all the timesheets which means payroll will be late! This has never happened before, I'll have to call the bank and investigate our options, it's already after 4:30, somebody better still be there...this is going to wreck my date tonight, if I'm going to be that late, I might as well not go at all...Sally is SUCH a bitch!"
rigamarole by Petra777 January 12, 2008
Giving someone the run around. Not being straight and to the point.
"I talked to John today about the project and he just gave me the rigamaroo!"
rigamaroo by Tsalagi April 16, 2004

rigamaro 

Pronounced: (rig-uh-more-ROH)

The process of putting someone through a bunch of bullshit to get from point A to point B.

Also referred to as hassle, stress, mess, chaos, confusion, aggravating shit, drama, grief.
I had to go through 30 kinds of rigamoro to get her to finally tell me what the hell she wanted to say.

I'm tired of going to court over this rigamaro.

This is some fucked up ass rigamoro you got me dealin' with..
rigamaro by Kewlaudia September 30, 2011

Ragamagoon 

A racoon with AIDS that face a distorted face
Ewww That thing is so ugly like a Ragamagoon
Ragamagoon by bOI d SINCO February 8, 2018

rigamarole 

A whole scenario, an outcome, giving it all, etc. Used to group an outcome or other logical conclusion or grouping into one word.
I was going to install a larger engine in my car, but did not want to have to deal with the whole rigamarole.

They took that play to broadway, with dancers, signers, and the whole rigamarole.
rigamarole by TwinReverb August 10, 2006
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