I found some good ones in studying Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra.
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"Riggish" - adjective [$1000] now chiefly dialect.
Riggish means wanton, licentious.
Sentence: Would you rather have a riggish president or a foolish president? From voters' behavior related to Bill Clinton and Herman Cain, versus Al Gore and Rick Perry, the answer is bipartisan: we prefer a riggish president.
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We can refine it further: W. vs. Gore means voters prefer a drunk to a fool.
Conclusion: voters prefer a riggish drunk to a fool.
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