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Double-Edged 

Double-Edged come from an ancient word meaning (pure rage). It would normally be used to describe something annoying or out of order. If someone is double-edged then they would be an annoying piece of shit and a waste of space.

Some use Double-edged as a good thing, this use of the world is completely wrong and these people are morons.
"Double-Edged Nettles!"

"Darragh you double-edged pedophile."
Double-Edged by SuperMegaGenuis October 12, 2020

double-edged sword 

Something that can be both an advantage and a disadvantage.
Using this tool will make the job faster, but also more dangerous, it's a bit of a double-edged sword

Double-edged Weasel 

A person who's naturally weaselly (though they often pretend to not to be a weasel) and have somehow convinced other members in an organization they are knowledgeable and/or influential.
Alan is such a double-edged weasel!
Double-edged Weasel by Jankstick February 19, 2015

double edged liar 

1. A person who covers a lie with another lie.
2. A person with a never ending trail of lies.
I caught you in a lie and now your trying to lie your way out of it! You're nothing but a double edged liar.
double edged liar by barrywixon August 14, 2006

Double-Edged sword 

Twice the cutting power! (Cem)
A Double-Edged sword can cut with both sides

Double edged special latte

The act of ordering a large iced latte from Dunkin Doughnuts and while double teaming the cashier pour it in their mouth and asshole for a foamy whipped cream clap.
Hi welcome to Dunkin Doughnuts, how may I help you? Yeah can I get a double edged special latte. Oh my... *call the cops*
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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