champagne supernova

A martini glass full of champagne with cocaine on the rim, as salt would be on a Margarita. Very popular in the late 1980's an -90's.

Make me a champagne supernova, please.

by Scotty'n'Kirk September 25, 2005

Champagne Freshies

Fresh snow powder. The snow looks like it has bubbles rising when the sun hits it during "first tracks" -- when you get to the snow first

Neuwy Snowboarder - Oh brah oh brah! Drove up to Vail back bowls and saw the champagne freshies...tore it up brah...pure heaven

Lame Office Guy - Oh I'll get the crud on saturday

Neuwy Snowboarder - Ahhh thats totally not gnar bro, once you feel the champagne freshies, nothing else matters

by IDunkLe April 3, 2011

Campaigner-In-Chief

An additional derogatory title given for Donald J Trump, the 45th President of the United States of America, by his detractors. The title alludes to his lack of leadership and his obsession with campaigning for his own reelection. It is intended as a parody on the term "Commander-In-Chief."

Donald Trump, when not golfing or tweeting on the shitter, loves to play the role of Campaigner-In-Chief

by littlehandsMAGA July 20, 2017

Championesque

Having/or showing the qualities of a champion or hero.
Sick, nasty, legit, or awesome.

Whoah dude! The way you just owned that kid was straight up championesque!

Dan- "Man...The way that guy dunked over Shaq's head was the bomb!"

Bob- "Ya, I'dd say it was pretty championesque."

(highfive)

by Funshine23 December 16, 2010

campaign goggles

When working on a campaign, you start becoming attracted to other staffers that you would not normally find attractive.

Normally, I wouldn't have touched her, but I got a case of campaign goggles and ended up hooking up with her.

by A.B.M. November 1, 2010

Champagne Problem

A trivial, middle-class grievance.

Gloria: "Jay bought this bicycle for me but I keep hitting my boobs with my knees"
Jay: "Champagne problems, eh?"

by Budr June 12, 2011

smear campaign

A dirty political campaign run against your opponent, using exaggerations, lies, and/or quotes taken out of context, in an attempt to scare or disgust the public against that candidate.

See also: the 2012 Obama re-election campaign against Mitt Romney

The 2012 presidential election used a smear campaign against Romney, implying that he didn't pay taxes, had a war on women, went around with his dog tied to the car, was a high school bully, hated 47% of the country, and was nothing but a rich greedy douche. The Obama administration, Mother Jones and some members of the media used dirty tactics. Too bad, the economy probably would be much better if he were president, but we'll never know now.

by ChickadeeDoo January 29, 2014