strategery
/strəˈtiːdʒəri
/noun [mass noun] US informal
Strategy (chiefly used ironically or derisively): maybe this is his brilliant strategery—drive them so crazy that they act rashly!...
- He's providing us with an object lesson in strategery.
- I think it would be bad for him to do a lot of "strategery" type stuff.
- He limits his polling data to the handful of senior advisers who attend the "strategery meetings".
Origin
Mid 19th century: alteration of strategy (originally as an unintentional error); popularized in the early 21st century in a comedy sketch about President George W. Bush on the US television series Saturday Night Live.