Trumped a bullet

past tense Trumped a bullet.

idiom: a. To escape an undesirable outcome or fate by something more than sheer, stupid luck; b. To be saved from a catastrophic event by divine intervention; c. to dodge a bullet (proverbial), but more serious or impactful.

Man, I almost got into a major car accident just now, but somehow I got around it totally unscathed.

Wow, you really Trumped a bullet.

by ArchitectOfTheApocalypse July 19, 2024

Chinese bullet train

An act of sex which often incurs two large breasted Asian women punching each testicle as one does with a speedbag in boxing

Bob: Hey Jim! I heard the Chinese Bullet Train you had last night was a wild time

Jim: Yeah for sure

by Brontar April 18, 2023

Bullet Pimple

A pimple that appears normal, but when touched feels like being shot.

I couldn't go to work yesterday, I tried to pop a bullet pimple.

by ChiWi__ April 10, 2019

bullet monkey

A cum dumpster to pump quickies into.

Samwise is Frodo’s bullet monkey.

by Cole Rabedeux January 22, 2021

the Bullet Train Move

A chess move that allows you to “speed” in any direction you like (excluding backwards). It is essentially a one-time queen but this move cannot be used to checkmate a king.

(Do not run the king over.)
verb

I love doing the Bullet Train Move, it’s so op frfr!

by k-hot jalapeños December 31, 2023