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

Beggar's Bullets

1. Stones used as projectiles

1. The beggar's bullets began to fly as the angry crowd glimpsed a sight of the rapist.

by postertheif January 26, 2020

Turf bullet

Mountain dew, vodka milk

You are turf bullet!

by The.moon27 April 22, 2021

bullet orgy

any shoot'em up game similar to the classic 1942. (roller rink 80's babies know what it is) where the screen is cluster fucked with bullets and only pre teen asian kids can beat the level without at least 15 continues.

any oriental made shooter game of similar genere to the classic plane shootem up 1942, except instead of typical bosses that throw 1 hundred thousand bullets at you.... they throw 1 billion... a virtual bullet orgy

by kastyr December 26, 2010

Bullet Bill

Bullet Bill is a stupid thing and he should go to hell

“Oh, look at that stupid Bullet Bill.”

by The silver cat November 3, 2020

Bullet Orgy

A 'Bullet Orgy' is another way of saying that multiple people are shooting at you at once

"OH MY GOD, Can these guys stop giving me a Bullet Orgy you only need one person to kill me"

by LateDite September 20, 2022

Bullet

The fastest, bestest, snuggliest cutest DOG in the WORLD

Go, Bullet, go.

by MelHubHar September 15, 2019