Chargering
: present participle
- to inexplicably yet reliably lose what should be won
- presenting a comedy of errors leading to loss
: present participle
- to inexplicably yet reliably lose what should be won
- presenting a comedy of errors leading to loss
The Los Angeles Chargers are up 27 points and have a positive 4-turnover differential, but they’re Chargering and will somehow find a way to lose to the Jaguars in this playoff game.
See also: Chargers v. Jets; Chargers v. Patriots.
See also: Chargers v. Jets; Chargers v. Patriots.
by StepOnSnek January 14, 2023

by UKball January 5, 2019

In recent years, this has become a popular cover story for ignoring someone's phone calls and/or text messages. Your phone's battery died and the charger was at home, or you could not find the charger.
Shortly after Bill arrived at the lake, his boss texted him and asked if he could work on his day off. He decided to use the charger excuse.
by WineAndPasta June 13, 2016

To lose in a heartbreaking fashion while simultaneously failing to meet set expectations year after year
We are chargering so hard! We better score in this second half, we’re already up 27-7, what could go wrong??
by Hehehehehehehehehehehehehhe March 23, 2025

by guyonadictionary August 1, 2023

by CheesyDeesy October 22, 2020

An extremely overzealous attorney who races about filing lawsuits and bringing court cases against anyone whom he can find the least excuse to do so.
The term "super-charger" can also refer to either someone who habitually releases extra-voluminous/odiferous farts --- and so he "charges" the surrounding atmosphere to a "super" degree --- or a tradesperson who sets the prices for his goods/services astronomically high.
by QuacksO January 7, 2019
