Verb; See Charlie Sheen. To act as Charlie does. To snort cocaine, to be Charlie Sheen. To have fun. To be successful
Charlie Sheen: "I'm not Bi-Polar...I'm Bi-Winning."
“Scoreboard don’t lie, folks. I’ll be over here winning. Done. End of story.”
“Wow, WINNING! It’s all how you perceive it.”
“When I got ready, at a lightning pace – but, like surprise, that’s what winners do.”
“There’s my life. Deal with it. Oh wait, can’t process it. Losers! Winning. Bu-bye.”
“After I’ve won. Keep winning.”
“Scoreboard don’t lie, folks. I’ll be over here winning. Done. End of story.”
“Wow, WINNING! It’s all how you perceive it.”
“When I got ready, at a lightning pace – but, like surprise, that’s what winners do.”
“There’s my life. Deal with it. Oh wait, can’t process it. Losers! Winning. Bu-bye.”
“After I’ve won. Keep winning.”
by The Snides March 5, 2011
by TheDoodler83 March 2, 2011
What Charlie Sheen does
by Viva La Stool March 2, 2011
Pronounced win-bee. An alternate name for the sport rugby. Rugby is better than all other sports...especially soccer/or association football. It is in essence 'win'. Hence the name win-by.
by SammyJJ March 30, 2009
An ongoing cycle of competence and achievement in various endeavors. You cannot win; there is only the continuous action of winning. In other words, banging 7 gram rocks.
Charlie Sheen: "Duh, winning! It’s, like, guys, IMDB right there, 62 movies and a ton of success. I mean, c’mon bro, I won best picture at 20. I wasn’t even trying. I wasn’t even warm."
by aphex350 March 4, 2011
A phrase started by the TV-show actor Charlie Sheen. This word can be used in describing anything that is great. "Not winning" is obviously used to describe something not as great.
Bob: I totally banged that hot chick, Ashley, last night.
Sam: Dude, that's winning.
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John: Man, I can't believe Samantha dumped me...
Ryan: I know, bro. That's not winning.
Sam: Dude, that's winning.
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John: Man, I can't believe Samantha dumped me...
Ryan: I know, bro. That's not winning.
by chikkachea March 11, 2011