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Double Sarcasm 

A sarcastic response to sarcasm, double sarcasm is highly deceptive. Through double sarcasm, it appears that you did not realize that the person was being sarcastic, whereas we both know that you were fully aware of it. In fact, you have to be aware of it in order to count as double sarcasm. Unlike sarcasm, which often utilizes a sarcastic tone, double sarcasm is highly deceptive and utilizes no such tone. The objective is to pretend to miss the original sarcasm and respond seriously. In essence, double sarcasm is the truth disguised by the veil of false ignorance.
Billy: I can't wait to pull hella tail now that I got this advice!! (original sarcasm)

You: No. His advice was terrible. (double sarcasm)

Billy: No. Your sarcasmdar is broken.

You: Double Sarcasm strikes again!
Double Sarcasm by Violent Milk February 28, 2010
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Double Sarcasm 

Almost like the truth, but when you speak double sarcastically, the person you are referring to assumes you are kidding because you tell the truth with a sarcastic tone.
Playing basketball, your teammate misses shots repeatedly.

"Wow, you're horrible."

The teammate then picks up the sarcasm and assumes they are the opposite, yet they know they are failing. Confusion sets in, and Double Sarcasm strikes again.
Double Sarcasm by pG aNcient April 22, 2009

double sarcasm 

a term used when describing someone who is sarcastic yet acts extremely serious.
when answering a question with sarcasm instead of saying "like a million" with a lame cocky voice, say a random number like- threehundred and twenty two, but keep a cool serious attitude.
weird girl:how many times have you done that?
Dood: about eighthundred and twelve times.
weird girl:...fuck your double sarcasm
double sarcasm by leozero June 17, 2006

double reverse sarcasm

when you comment on something someone is doing ironicly, using a sarcastic tone, but meaning it as a complement
Dick: yeah, so i said "that's a totally rad mullet you've got there bro" but i don't think he picked up on the double reverse sarcasm, cux he gave me the hairy eye.
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