champion

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Engage in a mentorship relationship with champion/leaders, encouraging them and giving any necessary advice

by hahara June 25, 2017

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platinum champion

A rich person who actually uses their wealth to make other people's lives better. They may or may not live in modest homes, but they do fund charities, buy practical gifts for the poor and encourage other rich people to do the same. According to Hollywood, these people are rarer than dragons.

Ever since Dave won the lottery, he's become a platinum champion! He helped pay for my daughter's medical bills and we've never even met before yesterday!

by garbagemountain January 15, 2016

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Champion

1. To support something wholeheartedly; to actively encourage something; to back an idea, event, person(s) or thing; to be an ally for a cause.

2. Love something a lot.

"I champion their relationship"
"She champions the idea of you buying a cat"
"They champion this community"
"Do you champion his new hair-do?"
"She used to champion this band, but she doesn't like their latest records."

by Little Bomb X June 6, 2022

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Walk of Champions

The walk out of a college dorm with at least two more people. those present in the party must all be hung over and walking side by side. Limping or other injuries are optional, but make the walk much more memorable. The Walk of Champions is best achieved when walking to a known destination, usually a location that sells greasy breakfast hangover cure food.

We're not partying, we're preparing for our Walk of Champions tomorrow

Guy 1: Wow, those guys over there look like they went through hell and back. I wonder if they're ok.
Guy 2: Trust me, they're fine. They're taking the Walk of Champions right now.

by the Hungover April 12, 2011

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