• The Whammy Game Show

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The Whammy Game Show

I have three (could grow to be more) bad reasons for a situation and I wondered if there is such a thing as a triple whammy that is an extension of the double whammy. From my research online, a triple whammy means a totally different thing. I have pasted the definition that I found in the, but that originally came from McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions:triple whammy definition:1.

A powerful treatment; a powerful shock: The market crash, the trade figures, and the death of the secretary of defense was a powerful triple whammy in Washington politics this week.Is this just a higher 'degree of badness,' or does it mean something different altogether? I am going to give you a detailed guide on how to use the word whammy.In American slang the term whammy is highly affiliated with the old game show.No whammy, no whammy, big money, big bucks, stop!The term and its association go hand in hand when you are speaking.One whammy is fine, play on.Double whammy, maybe a little more cautious.Triple whammy, well now you are on your last leg.Quadruple whammy, BUZZZ! You are done.No one will understand quintuple whammy or anything above that, and even using quadruple is pressing your luck.