Dagger

What do we mean by dagger?

A short pointed weapon with sharp edges. noun

Something that agonizes, torments, or wounds. noun

A double dagger. noun

(look daggers at) To glare at angrily or hatefully. idiom

To pierce with a dagger; stab.

To provide with a dagger.

To dagger arms. See arm.

In ship-building, any timber lying diagonally. noun

An edged and pointed weapon for thrusting, shorter than a sword, and used, commonly in connection with the rapier, by swordsmen in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, held in the left hand to parry the thrust of an adversary's rapier. noun

Any straight stabbing-weapon, as the dirk, poniard, stiletto, etc. noun

In printing, an obelisk; a mark of reference in the form of a dagger, thus: . noun

In entomology, the popular name of several noctuid moths of the genus Acronycta: so called from a black dagger-like mark near the inner angle of the fore wings. noun

In Sollas's nomenclature of sponge-spicules, a form of the sexradiate spicule resulting from reduction of the distal ray and great development of the proximal ray. noun

Plural In botany: The sword-grass, Phalaris arundinacea, or perhaps Poa aquatica. noun

The yellow flag, Iris Pseudacorus. noun

Dagger of lath noun

Double dagger noun

To pierce with a dagger; to stab. transitive verb

A stabbing weapon, similar to a sword but with a short, double-edged blade.

The text character †; the obelus.

A point scored near the end of the game (clutch time) to take or increase the scorer's team lead, so that they are likely to win

IN BRIEF: Something that kills the chances of a good outcome. This is mainly said when competition is involved. IN BASKETBALL: -A completed buzzer-beater at the end of the game to take the lead, -a field goal or free throw made for a team with just enough time for the opposite team to not produce the win or -if the lead is completely out of reach, "2:00 left" is automatically the dagger. IN FOOTBALL: -A completed touchdown, field-goal or a safety at the end of the game to take the lead, -a touchdown, field goal or safety made for a team with just enough time for the opposite team to not produce the win or -if the lead is completely out of reach, "2:00 left" is automatically the dagger. Urban Dictionary

V - Caribbean term for really rough sex, often imitated while dancing. Think backshot. Urban Dictionary

It is love. Love in the perspective of Loki Laufeyson. Like he says "Love is a dagger. It’s a weapon to be wielded far away or up close. You can see yourself in it. It’s beautiful until it makes you bleed. But ultimately, when you reach for it… “It isn’t real,” Urban Dictionary

Means something is cool, awesome Urban Dictionary

A fart walk by. Urban Dictionary

1)when a large problem is covering your life 2) when you are shocked or hurt by something someone has said. Urban Dictionary

A phrase to be shouted at a party when someone is either verbally insulted or beaten in a recreational game in front of a large group of people. Urban Dictionary

A slang term or abreviation for Dark African nigger. Refers to person whose skin is extremly dark. Urban Dictionary

To be sharp. To turn into something sharp. Urban Dictionary

This is a Dancehall.Mobi definition of a term or phrase that is popular in the dancehall and / or in the lyrics of Jamaican deejays and singers. What is daggering? Some call it “dry sex” on the dance floor of a dance or party, but daggering is where a man and woman are dancing in a sexually provocative manner, which usually includes them simulating various sexual positions, and often times, rough sex, to the beat of whatever music is playing at the time. In recent times, dancehall artistes RDX and Mr. Vegas have both released daggering songs in tribute to the newly accepted name for an action / activity that has been present in Jamaica’s dancehalls for many years. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dagger:
dagger, danger, digger, jagger, bagger, agger, sagger, dogger, nagger, tagger, wagger, lagger, gagger, dragger, dugger, dagges, hagger, dagged, dager, daggier, darger, ragger, yagger.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dagger:
hilt, cloak, moth, interceptor, stab, dart, stabbed, sword, blade, knife, knives, spear, kris, axe, merlin, symmetric, regina, weapon, chest, belle, thriller, emma, compact, delta, denotes, kill, thrust, crime, throat, double, magical, hook, dies, handle, least, breast, worn, tomb, leading, weapons, tournament, listed, belt, marked, marvel, shield, bow, categories, appeared, symbol, match, players, category, indicates, mystery, magic, strange, herself, killing, award, hand, boards, combat, dark, heart.

Words that rhyme with dagger:
stagger, swagger, jagger, carpetbagger, bagger, jaeger, sagger, sandbagger, nagger, tagger, wagger, lagger, gagger, flagger, nagor, bragger, dragger, shagger, saggar, mager, magar, snagger, wagar, haggar, pagar, bag her, drag her, flag her, gag her, jaegar, mag er, nag her, snag her, tag her, wag her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dagger:
long, small, short, own, little, drawn, sharp, bloody, curved, edged, and, spanish, double, ceremonial, jeweled, bladed, jewelled, wooden, cloak, golden, handled, flint, sheathed, real, hilted, naked, concealed, hidden, pointed, thin, beautiful, magic, fine, broken, broad, rusty, tiny, ornamental, stained, triangular, heavy, keen, fatal, indian, imaginary, turkish, bronze, slender, looking, bright, malay, unsheathed, sharpened, shaped, inch, huge, persian, tanged, uplifted, happy, slim, deadly, italian, crooked, ornate, handsome, bloodstained, murderous, straight, leaden, cold, like, antique, inlaid, flat, secret, invisible, sacred, icy, hand, famous, visionary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dagger:
stuff, thrusts, operations, work, operation, business, atmosphere, men, axes, blades, activities, man, story, blade, game, axe, methods, world, points, intrigue, stories, handles, eyes, secrecy, games, play, tactics, hilts, style, nonsense, boys, aspects, fashion, routine, thrust, affair, tradition, kind, activity, strokes, approach, wounds, manner, aspect, knife, tale, episode, mission, point, blows, sheaths, type, department, scene, novel, novels, mystery, school, espionage, drama, adventure, episodes, stabs, missions, adventures, plot, romance, agency, techniques, sort, stroke, diplomacy, hilt, types, hafts, exploits, job, melodrama, drawing, thriller, intrigues, movie, fiction, affairs, meetings, throwing, act, touch, agencies, scheme, air, variety.

Consonant match to dagger:
dagga, digger, doggo, doggy, degas, dogie, doggie, dogger, dougie, dugger, daggy, doogie, duggar, dugar, dager, dugo, digga, duguay, d go, da go, daigre, day go, deger, dey go, dig a, dig he, dig her, do gay, do go, doe goe, dog a, dog go, dog he, dog her, dog i, dog who, doug a, doug i, du gay, du guay, dug a, dug her.

Words that sound like dagger:
dagger, dagar, digger, dager, dogger, dugger, duggar, dugar, dacker, dagur, degr, tagger, decker, daggers, dag, ducker, docker, dicker, dagga, dragger, daggy, dagg, dags, dekker, doucher, daker, duker, diker, dacre, duiker, dooker, dhikr, dagh, dekar, dkr, tiger, tigger, tigar, tyger, tugger, tigre, tacker, hagger, haggar, tigr, togger, dodger, dear, degree, dare, deer, dawg, dar, dasher, daiquiri, dak, deere, dawgs, dack, dabber, degas, daer, dair, deg, darr, danker, dac, deeg, danner, dega, daga, daber, datr, daire, d.o.a, deare, dauer, daq, daar, degraw, dacca, daher, dague, d.a, dafur, d.r, darger, daygirl, degler, daur, degner, daguerre, daag, dagged, daig, dalr, dcr, danar, datar, dacor.