bi-winning

A word invented by Charlie Sheen during an interview on Good Morning America when asked if he was bipolar; meaning to win at both ends of the spectrum.

"I'm bi-winning; I win here and I win there." -Charlie Sheen

by stiffshifter March 29, 2011

pay-to-win

Pay to win means, for $$$ you can by power ups which are not available in game any other way. I

If these items can not be obtained in anyway that does not involve money, and they are essential to winning, then the game is pay-to-win..

by Gothic Shark August 17, 2016

Pay to Win

When you need to pay money to win or get better in the game(have to pay to unlock characters, cars, currency, etc) and that would be the only way to get the feature you want in a game. An example of NOT pay to win is if they’re known as game passes, things that will help you to play the game better or easier. That’s NOT pay to win.

EA is Pay To Win.

by Bigdick9095 February 4, 2021

bi-winning

When one is winning here and winning there.

"Um... I'm bi-winning. I'm winning here and I'm winning there." - Charlie Sheen

by johnjoesafatso March 25, 2011

Bi-winning

When one abuses their body to the last possible inch before ultimately dying.

Also: Winning some here, also there

Charlie Sheen didn't go batshit crazy, he just adopted a bi-winning attitude

by Dirty Charles March 25, 2011

BI-WINNING

Chuck Norris cannot even obtain this level of awesomeness.

Bi Polar? What the fuck does that mean?

I'm bi-winning.

by GuiGG March 26, 2011

Bi-Winning

Often confused with bipolar bi-winning is a mental disorder in which one believes they are 'winning' in multiple areas simultaneously when in fact they've just lost they're job worth over 1 million dollars per episode.

Are you bipolar?

No, I'm bi-winning. I win here and I win there.

by Fogus GuireMac April 5, 2011