lets go........mountaineers
by BIGGEST MOUNTAINEER FAN IN THE DAMN WORLD December 12, 2003
The same as a peak/boid etc. It's an insult to make someone upset and you can't comeback to it. Usually used when someone has done something stupid like fallen over.
by Anzio24 November 28, 2011
Nickname of the world famous and world class West Virginia University, also known as WVU. The Mountaineers are by far the best football team in the Big East, winning three straight conference championships (no, Pitt fans, you can't say the same thing, cause Pitt sucks). Also home of the best basketball coach in the nation, John Beilein.
Did you see the Mountaineers destroy Georgia in the Sugar Bowl?
Pittsburgh Panthers are a bunch of whimps, they ain't got no guts. Ask any Mountaineer and he'll tell you that the Panthers really suck!
Pittsburgh Panthers are a bunch of whimps, they ain't got no guts. Ask any Mountaineer and he'll tell you that the Panthers really suck!
by WVU_Jay July 2, 2006
by jason December 18, 2003
when you love somebody your heart and soul and mind is occupied with feelings for them. equipping you with overflowing patience and care if only they signal the same back to you.
when you love somebody you do not see anybody else taking that space, your eyes do not wander off, search. if only they seat you in the same place.
when you love somebody you miss them when they're away, you miss their support, friendship, kiss, touch, their annoying paranoia, their madness, their smile, hugs, speech and silence. you miss their breathing on your chest and yours on theirs.
when you love somebody you do not see anybody else taking that space, your eyes do not wander off, search. if only they seat you in the same place.
when you love somebody you miss them when they're away, you miss their support, friendship, kiss, touch, their annoying paranoia, their madness, their smile, hugs, speech and silence. you miss their breathing on your chest and yours on theirs.
when you love somebody you are willing to sacrifice the life you have built because you know the pain of losing them will be greater.
when you love somebody you can move mountains.
when you love somebody you can move mountains.
by Krkič April 29, 2020
The buttocks, gluteus maximus, or ass. The term puts the butt cheeks as the mountains and the butt crack as the valley between the mountains.
by awesomeMCawesomeness April 11, 2009
verb (Mountaineers, Mountaineering; past and past participle Mountaineered)
The act of losing a football game to an opponent (typically, Syracuse) that your fan base considered to be so inferior that it was an insult to have to play them. This superiority complex is made all the more glaring by the fact that your team is historically mediocre, and by many indications fairly evenly matched to the opponent. Despite losing, claims of superiority usually persist after the game, with comments such as, "we didn't really care about this game," "our conference is better," or, "we're in the AAU!" being employed to make up for the loss. Most perplexing, fan bases have been known to continue to refer to the winning opponent as "very, very bad." These feelings of superiority are sometimes aided by confusing conference affiliation for team affiliation.
History:
West Virginia vs Syracuse, 2012 Pinstripe Bowl: Origin of the word. In the weeks leading up to the game, commentators on The Smoking Musket complained that they deserved a better opponent than Syracuse. West Virginia lost the game, 38-14.
Maryland vs Syracuse, Nov. 9, 2013: Prior to the game fans on Testudo Times counted Syracuse as an easy win. Maryland lost to Syracuse, 20-3. After the game, Syracuse was called "very, very bad" on the blog.
Minnesota vs Syracuse, 2013 Texas Bowl: Like West Virginia a year before, commentators on The Daily Gopher complained that they deserved a better bowl and opponent. Minnesota lost 21-17.
The act of losing a football game to an opponent (typically, Syracuse) that your fan base considered to be so inferior that it was an insult to have to play them. This superiority complex is made all the more glaring by the fact that your team is historically mediocre, and by many indications fairly evenly matched to the opponent. Despite losing, claims of superiority usually persist after the game, with comments such as, "we didn't really care about this game," "our conference is better," or, "we're in the AAU!" being employed to make up for the loss. Most perplexing, fan bases have been known to continue to refer to the winning opponent as "very, very bad." These feelings of superiority are sometimes aided by confusing conference affiliation for team affiliation.
History:
West Virginia vs Syracuse, 2012 Pinstripe Bowl: Origin of the word. In the weeks leading up to the game, commentators on The Smoking Musket complained that they deserved a better opponent than Syracuse. West Virginia lost the game, 38-14.
Maryland vs Syracuse, Nov. 9, 2013: Prior to the game fans on Testudo Times counted Syracuse as an easy win. Maryland lost to Syracuse, 20-3. After the game, Syracuse was called "very, very bad" on the blog.
Minnesota vs Syracuse, 2013 Texas Bowl: Like West Virginia a year before, commentators on The Daily Gopher complained that they deserved a better bowl and opponent. Minnesota lost 21-17.
Despite being warned that they risked Mountaineering, and despite having only a single 9-win season since 1905, Minnesota fans claimed they were superior to Syracuse, and would surely beat them soundly.
Minnesota Mountaineered the game, 21-17.
Minnesota Mountaineered the game, 21-17.
by ccap83 December 29, 2014