Taggart
Taggart by Call me danny March 21, 2017
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taggart
taggart....a scottish person.
taggarts....more than one scottish person.
(not to be confused with 'tag-nuts' which are small pieces of shit that stick to the hairs around your arse)
taggarts....more than one scottish person.
(not to be confused with 'tag-nuts' which are small pieces of shit that stick to the hairs around your arse)
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taggart
Taggart stands for being an androgynous person with an extremely small penis, that they hesitate for...
A lot of times, people are confused, as they can't find the difference between Taggarts and Faggots. Simply saying, it's the same shit.
A lot of times, people are confused, as they can't find the difference between Taggarts and Faggots. Simply saying, it's the same shit.
Taggart
The best man. very manly and strong. massive. the best (but not as perfect as Daniel). He is a great friend and is very smart, has a 100 in his spanish class and is very good
Taggart by average battle cats enjoyer September 20, 2021
Laser Taggart
The art of a male (typically in his late teens or twenties) seeing and picking an attractive female located some distance away. Once the female target has been chosen, the male then sprints towards her, tackles her to the ground, and has his way with her.
Is named thus because it was invented during a game of laser tag. Also, it is important to note that in most countries, it is considered rape.
Is named thus because it was invented during a game of laser tag. Also, it is important to note that in most countries, it is considered rape.
John: You see that hot girl across the courtyard?
Jude: Yeah.
John: I'm about to Laser Taggart the shit out of her!
Jude: Yeah.
John: I'm about to Laser Taggart the shit out of her!
Laser Taggart by BradGibbons August 24, 2011
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