What does the Spanish word 'órdago' mean?
I came across it in an article about two British politicians in El Mundo in the sentence: 'Consciente de lo que se juega, Clegg ha aprovechado la conferencia de Brighton para lanzar un órdago a Cameron'
I looked it up in my dictionary, but I can't seem to find it :(
Muchas gracias :)

Question

What does the Spanish word 'órdago' mean? 
I came across it in an article about two British politicians in El Mundo in the sentence: 'Consciente de lo que se juega, Clegg ha aprovechado la conferencia de Brighton para lanzar un órdago a Cameron'
I looked it up in my dictionary, but I can't seem to find it :(
Muchas gracias :)

Answer

Ordago means "I bet the whole game at this hand of cards" it is used in the game of the mus.
In that context I suppose it means that Clegg set up a defiance to Cameron, you know like saying..." come and get it if you dare".. well that's maybe to physical, It also applies to intellectual challenges like " bet you can't beat me on that and that"

Answer

In your phrase, it means a "challenge, defiance, envite" in order to threatening to break up the coalition if he continues with his welfare cuts

Answer

Revisando encontré que hace referencia a una respuesta de ataque, a manera de embestida, un poco desproporcionada.

Answer

it means a type of play in the card game (mus) you can bet everything what you have. It can be also ''so good, excelent''. In your phrase i think that Clegg ''said everything'' to cameron... i think hahah