Mavericky Edit Meaning

1.

An adjective used to describe an action that may not make any sense, but is definitely different.

John McCain, realizing he was down in the polls, needed to do something mavericky so he refused to participate in the first presidential debate.

See maverick, debate, mccain, obama, stupid

2.

Adjective. A description of someone who portrays themselves as an independent thinker, an outsider, when they actually act independently of facts to maintain the status quo.

You: She comes off as an approachable, independent person but I don't think she's stated a single fact.

Me: Yeah, she's real mavericky, makes me want to agree with her just to see the damage she'll do.

See politician, maverick, hockey mom, liar

3.

A bold, defiant action. Depending on the situation, maverickiness can seem like a desperate ploy that wreaks of inauthentic desperation. Associated with Republican presidential candidate John McCainand his equally mavericky running mate Sarah Palin

"What! There is an economic crisis. It is time to get mavericky in this bitch."

See mccain, palin, mavericks, election, moose

4.

The action of applying maverick-like principles.

John McCain and I arn't afraid to get mavericky!

~Sarah Palin

See maverick, john mccain, sarah palin, republican

5.

To spoil or ruin by foolishly attempting to be a maverick.

Sarah Palin wants to get all mavericky on America.

See maverick, mavericky, vp, sarah palin, vice president, john mccain