daggetry

When a highly unpopular and desperate democratic incumbent uses an idealistic independent candidate as a decoy to direct votes away from his republican opposition.

Daggetry includes the unpopular and desperate democratic incumbent's bankrolling of political endorsements (robo-calls) in favor of the idealistic independent candidate.

Vito from Hoboken: Man, I can't believe Chris Christie won the governor's race!

Shakira from Trenton: Yeah, Jon Corzine's deep pockets, chumminess with Obama, and daggetry didn't work!

by writersrescue November 5, 2009

Faggery Daggery Doo

is term used to describe faggots.
First used by a caller to the Hal Turner show, Artie Wheeler.
It is especially helpful in describing their antics.

Person1:I heard about those catholic priest over there.
Person2:Catholic priests?
Person1:They're Faggery Daggery Doo boys! Yes sir!

by radiofreeradio December 18, 2010

Daggettry

The act of entering a political race with the intention of swaying the vote towards another canidate. The word was coined by Jim Gearheart, a radio talk show host on NJ101.5 in NJ, after an Independent candidate named Chris Daggett ran for governor of New Jersey and was believed to have been backed by the Democratic Party in order to steal votes from the Rebublican canidate.

In the future, Independent canidates for political office are likely to be accused of daggettry if they have any ties to a major political party.

by George Psalmanazar November 5, 2009

daggery

An alcoholic beverage gay people drink

I need a daggery

by Cancerkid July 19, 2016

daggety

tight dress or otherwise accessorized, but with little expense.

Did you see Po Paul? He's gettin downright daggety.

by Xetheare September 7, 2005

Daggery

Adjective: sneaky, shady, willing to stab friends in the back.

Damn, did you see that guy steal candy from those kids?

Yeah, that was daggery AF

by Jewfish 415 November 18, 2020