to claim the mantle

to assert a particular designation or role for oneself, usually to the exclusion of others

Barack Obama moved to claim the mantle of fiscal responsibility in a roiling economy.

by Anders Johnson January 23, 2009

Biden-claim

To hold and tell anyone near and far, something in the affirmative with no evidence, authority, or basis in reality. To be believed or hold a position, given every measurable metric to claim the opposite.

-Are you keeping the cat?
-Yes!!
-Ah, The Biden-claim. Does your mom know that too?

by chophoro November 11, 2020

Go claim

Typically used when you want someone to go after another person, in other words, they're shipping you with someone

Molly: "Ugh do you think Josh is looking at me?!"
Alissa: "Uhm, go claim"

by jo mama26 May 20, 2022

Factual Claim

A statement of which someone speaks factual evidence.

Kanye W: Bro im tellin you that Lil Hemorrhoid and Lil Pube’s new song is dropping soon and it’s gonna be fyeee

Travis S: Factual claim, mi amigo

by Lil.Hemorrhoid May 30, 2022

body claim

Basically in shifting you claim stuff to have in your dream, so a body claim is the body they have in this dream

i bet she has a body claim
this is what m body claim looks like

by Dr. Fucking Suess June 4, 2023

Party Claim

Objects left at a party may be claimed by the host.

"Since when do you have an iPod?"
"Since some drunk kid left it at my house last night. Party claim!"

by Bett December 19, 2008

I claim it

To say a person respects something. This could be friends, food etc. Also can mean to say something is cool. The word "it" can be replaced with him or her. Robert of Texas Tech developed this term.
See I respect that

All you can eat buffets. I claim it.

That's Kevin Jones; I claim him.

That's Clare Mills; I claim her.

by Robert April 24, 2005