Jiggery-pokery would be fought with jiggery-pokery .

There was some jiggery-pokery - 10 "wild cards" were added, before 10 comedians (including some selected by the public) were removed.

McCartney screamed "witch hunt" and demanded the body's abolition, despite an inquiry clearing him of jiggery-pokery . The PM's next appointment will be Love Island-felled dimwit Hayley Hughes to the Forestry Commission.

No disrespect is meant to the office of the president or to the president himself who will have had no hand in this piece of jiggery-pokery . However, the office of president is tainted by this clumsy piece of footwork by a government that by now really ought to have known better than to toss the Opposition opportunities to make it look foolish which it did.

Demeanin' I say, son, with this his puffery and I his jiggery-pokery , son!' ('puffery' referring to the seriousness of his complaint as being no mere paper-wrapped pile of pique; but an odd choice: The word means 'exaggerated or false praise,' while ' jiggery-pokery ,' meaning 'deceitful or dishonest behavior,' is a pious insistence that the Senate is not a forum for grandstanding by mere oppositionists).

Burwell , which upheld the Affordable Care Act's establishment of tax credits for people enrolled in health insurance plans on both state and federal exchanges, Scalia lambasted "interpretive jiggery-pokery " in the court's analysis of the ACA's language.

The financial jiggery-pokery that went on with pensions, pay and redundancies - as well as with government cash - needs to be fully investigated.

Now I would never suggest there is any jiggery-pokery saying that those sentimental lot in racing just let an opponent win on his farewell.

In writing for the dissenting members, Scalia said the court used " jiggery-pokery " and performed "somersaults of statutory interpretation" to uphold the law, saying there was hardly a need for the high court to take up the issue.

But strip away all the hi-tech jiggery-pokery and you've still got a magical movie that resonates with real human warmth.

Before all of the jiggery-pokery with a pumpkin, four mice and a goose, Ella (Lily James) is consigned to the kitchen by her vindictive stepmother Lady Tremaine (Cate Blanchett) and brattish stepsisters, Anastasia (Holliday Grainger) and Drizella (Sophie McShera).