winning over

Starting from the top of the head down to the toes, one is covered in semen.

"Stay still, I'm going to win you over."
"Dad won over mom last night."
" 'It's EVERYWHERE' ... 'Yeah, I'm winning you over."
"Winning over your face"

by Jessibel.2727 April 10, 2017

Epic Win

You can achieve an Epic Win by "scoring" a.k.a hooking up with another individual, followed immediately by committing suicide.

Bobby lost his soccer game today, but he still had an Epic Win!

by BottomGee September 23, 2023

Winning at tic tac toe

Having three orgasms (O’s) in a row

Winning at tic tac toe is a good way to unwind, I won at tic tac toe last night and it was great!

by just another random rando July 16, 2021

Bi-winning

A term coined by the manic bi-polar or just geeked up Charlie Sheen after he went all pyschosis following his firing from hit show Two and a Half Men. When a reporter told him "Some of your fans are concerned you might be bi-polar" he responded with "I'm not bi-polar I'm bi-winning!!!!!". Among many other terms he's repeated in his manic state. He also seams to think he has tiger blood and constantly repeats the term "WINNING!". Charlie will crash hard no doubt...

Charlie sheen: "I'm not bi-polar Im bi-winning!!!"

"Dieing's for losers, amateurs!!!"

"I've got tiger blood!"

"I hated that stupid show anyways!!!"

by CTU_FieldAgent200 March 24, 2011

Winning On Purpose

"Winning on purpose" refers to deliberately and intentionally achieving a desired outcome or victory in a specific situation or competition. It involves setting clear goals and objectives, developing a strategic plan, and executing it with determination and focus. Winning on purpose requires a combination of skill, effort, and mental fortitude, as well as a positive mindset and the ability to adapt and make quick decisions. It may also involve considering the potential consequences and impact of the win on oneself and others. Ultimately, winning on purpose is about taking control of one's actions and choices in order to achieve a specific desired result.

Certainly! Here's an example of how the phrase "winning on purpose" can be used in a sentence:

"After carefully analyzing the competition and understanding the judges' preferences, she developed a strategic plan to ensure she was winning on purpose in the pitch competition."

by 1st Lady Of The West Coast January 29, 2024

High Win Syndrome

Intentionally being targeted by multiple other players in a video game for having more experience, a higher amount of wins, a better rank than others, or anything that would immediately make them a prime target for elimination for no good reason other than to annoy them or cause them to stagnate in progress.

Prime examples where this would occur are games with a leaderboard, or where you can see another player's stats, and/or where doing such actions would not be punishable in any way, such as games that don't reprimand players for trolling and harassment.

Tom: "Man, Jake's getting destroyed in this game! He's top 10% on the leaderboard, yet he can't even get a single win today, even in free-for-all mode, where there are no teams!"
Charlie: "I know, right? He must be suffering from high win syndrome today. Everyone else is teaming on him so that he can't have a fighting chance!"

by ThrowAwayUsername July 31, 2020

Winners love winning

A meme made by @ihatebodhi on TikTok where they misunderstood the abbreviation ‘WLW.’ Has been coined by the sapphic community to joke about happy WLW relationships (sometimes ‘losing’ refers to toxic/failure WLW relationships.)

If ‘winners love winning’ why are they always losing?

by namiida-kun August 1, 2025