Charlie Sheen's response to being called Bipolar.

Bi-Winning may be characterized by the use of the drug "Charlie Sheen," which can make your face melt off.

Bi-Winning can also be:

1. Starring in a not-so-funny television show, where the character is a diluted version of oneself (alcoholism, hedonism, and egotism included).

2. Engaging in debauchery and vandalism in a hotel room, with less than reputable characters, a few rooms from where one's kids are sleeping.

3. Denying anything is wrong with oneself even when the general public is disgusted with one's behavior, probably because of ego-induced desire for the limelight.

Bi-Winning, is a term coined in March 2011 by actor Charlie Sheen. Meaning winning on the ultimate level, the term was used by Sheen as a counter description to his erratic behaviour when a journalist inquired about his mental health. The journalist asked Mr. Sheen if he was "bi-polar" based on his apparent manic episodes. Sheen replied that he was not bi-polar but was in fact "bi-winning" adding "I win here, I win there".

the act of winning both here and there
not to be confused with bi-polar which has low points

A term coined by famous actor Charlie Sheen. The opposite of bi-polar. Someone who believes that "can't is the cancer of happen" would be described as bi-winning. A bi-winning person is someone with the blood of a tiger and who "bangs seven-gram rocks and finishes 'em, 'cause that's how they roll"

A term coined by Charlie Sheen referring to a state where one has adonis DNA and tiger blood coursing through one's veins.

The state of bi-winning is often achieved after taking more drugs than anyone could survive and then quitting said drugs solely through one's will power.

To be in such a state, one's brain may transcends this terrestrial realm to the extent that borrowing it would warrant the response "Dude! Can’t handle it, unplug this bastard!" One must agree that drug tests don't lie and scoreboard doesn't lie to truly be bi-winning.

Also, to reinforce one's bi-winning-ness, one must constantly say "Winning" whenever such a comment is warranted.

1.) To succeed in multiple aspects of life simultaneously

2.) To win at something in more ways than one

Generally used to sum up multiple accomplishments in one phrase, it was coined by Charlie Sheen in one of many "exclusive" interviews.

Winning on the ultimate level, circa 2011.

1. (adjective) The opposite of bi-polar.
2. (verb) To win here, and win there.
3. (noun) A level of awesome right above winning.