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2 entries found for fagot.
To select an entry, click on it. Main Entry: ¹fag·ot
Variant(s): or fag·got /'fa-g&t/
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English fagot, from Middle French
Date: 14th century
: BUNDLE: as a : a bundle of sticks b : a bundle of pieces of wrought iron to be shaped by rolling or hammering at high temperature

[ohioman]

I wish these query fagots would just shut the hell up.

[hunyb]

what about the word 'shitzhu'?

[San Jacinto]

We're trying to bring up our kids with a sense of decency and we sure don't want the public schools indoctrinating these precious youngsters to become thespians or to practice philately," said Zallow.

Somebody needs to set this doofus straight. Thespians don't philate each other. They do the cunilibungus. Querys and fagots do the philately-o.