ratfuck

To steal or disorganize items that do not belong to one.

“In my brief absence they ratfucked my bag and distributed the contents among themselves.”

“If I was in your shoes pal, getting ratfucked would be the least of my worries.”

To sabotage; to fight dirty against or betray and cause disarray among.

“Unless what's happening here is that we're getting ratfucked ourselves.”

“Rove had been ratfucking for Republicans ever since.”

To interfere in an election.

Someone who engages in dirty tricks.

“I want the ratfucks who did this,” Sula said.

Someone despicable.

You ratfuck. You ratfuck! You gotta say something!

I can't think of any plausible harm you can do. And I know you're not a ratfuck just for the sake of being a ratfuck.

An act of sabotage or dirty tricks.

The Humphrey campaign had been able to undo a ratfuck at the last minute by getting a notice into the Saturday Milwaukee Sentinel saying there would be no free lunch that afternoon with the candidate and Lorne Green of Bonanza, as advertised in a flyer circulated in the ghetto.

The REDMAP ratfuck was done in such plain sight that Karl Rove himself announced it on the op-ed page of the Wall Street Journal.

A violent or disastrous situation.

The Lord knew, he'd always tried to do his job; but it was hard to see what good he was doing there, or what good he or anybody else could do in a ratfuck like Plattner's World was turning into

Whoever checked them out in a bomber ought to have his head examined. What a ratfuck!

An overcrowded party.

That was the first thing Leland had ever said to her the first time she met him, at one of those Hollywood Hills ratfucks Lucy had dragged her to.

"Were you girls at the lunch?" my father asked. "What a ratfuck, huh?"