daggerous
daggerous by Boiled spud26 June 12, 2008
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daggerous
adj.
pron.: dah-guhr-us, dah-guhr-oose
1. of or having the likeness of a dagger.
2. not good in any manner or degree; bad
3. of or relating to a shitty situation.
Note: the shorter form of just "dagger" is also acceptable for use and an adjective or an exclaimatory.
pron.: dah-guhr-us, dah-guhr-oose
1. of or having the likeness of a dagger.
2. not good in any manner or degree; bad
3. of or relating to a shitty situation.
Note: the shorter form of just "dagger" is also acceptable for use and an adjective or an exclaimatory.
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