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false flaggotry

false flaggotry noun: the act of carrying out a false flag operation. Often used in fringe internet spaces describing perceived deception, posturing, or low-quality sabotage.

Noun

false flaggotry (uncountable)

  1. (derogatory, informal, offensive) The act of carrying out a false flag operation. Often used in fringe internet spaces describing perceived deception, posturing, or low-quality sabotage.

Origin of false flaggotry

Blend of false flag + faggotry (from faggot + -ry

Questions about false flaggotry

What does false flaggotry mean?
False flaggotry means the act of carrying out a false flag operation. Often used in fringe internet spaces describing perceived deception, posturing, or low-quality sabotage.
What part of speech is false flaggotry?
False flaggotry is a noun.

Words near false flaggotry in the dictionary

  1. false flag
  2. false flagged
  3. false flagger
  4. false flaggers
  5. false flagging
  6. false flaggotry
  7. false flags
  8. false flat
  9. false flats
  10. false flax
  11. false flax oil

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