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- noun An utter
absurdity ;folly .
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Examples
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It’s a kind of maggotry that the current strain of Republicans specialise in, a way of channeling schadenfreude into hyper-smallminded barking.
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It’s a kind of maggotry that the current strain of Republicans specialise in, a way of channeling schadenfreude into hyper-smallminded barking.
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I do remember as we stood in the mouldy big Circus, having sundry of the lousy population idling within, whereby I did then liken it to a venerable cheese, in which is some faint stir of maggotry, that thou didst make a memorable speech against the land, where the only vocation of a nobleman is to defile the streets and be pimp to his own wife.
Cromwell Alfred B. Richards
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Further spurious maggotry & advanced script decomposition from calamitous Waking The Dead spin-off/afterbirth.
The Guardian World News Sarah Dempster 2011
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