Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

To get super sharp. Like a knife that’s been sharpened by a madman.

He daggerous-ed the crowd with his sharp tongue.

The knife was daggerous enough to cut through steel.

She daggerous-ed her pencil until it was pointy enough to stab a man.

2

Like a dagger. Or like being stuck in a bad situation that feels like you’re being stabbed by a bunch of drunk people.

That meeting was daggerous and I wanted to die.

His life was daggerous and I felt bad for him.

The situation was so daggerous, I got a new level of hatred for life.

3

When two people dance like they’re trying to seduce each other while also trying to murder each other.

They were daggering on the dance floor like it was a war zone.

She daggered him so hard, the DJ had to stop the music.

At the party, they were daggering so much, the lights went out.

4

Something that ends a game or competition with a brutal, no-mercy finish.

He made the buzzer-beater, and that was the dagger.

The dagger came in the form of a last-minute field goal.

That dagger was so brutal, the opponent just gave up.

5

Rough sex that feels like you're getting beaten up by a bunch of angry wrestlers.

They were daggering like it was a wrestling match.

He daggered her so hard, the walls shook.

That dagger session was like a whole wrestling show.

6

A tiny, weak version of a guy’s stuff. Like the saddest little thing ever.

His dagger was smaller than my thumb.

That guy’s dagger was so small, it was pathetic.

She called his dagger a disgrace to all daggery.

7

When people have sex or dance like they're fighting a battle with no mercy or hope of survival.

They were daggering like they were in a war.

She daggered him with such force, the whole room watched.

That dance was so aggressive, it was like a battle.