Mr champagne

a trash s.s. teacher

person 1:"look what teacher we have"
person 2: "thats a Mr champagne"

by cheesenuggets1234567890 October 21, 2021

rip pog champ

died via twitch

rip pog champ

by Of'Yaxon'Ger January 11, 2021

casper grasp

When behind a man, plunging your hand down the back of a his boxers and grabbing his nuts, then pulling towards yourself, effectively leaving him incapacitated.

I snuck from behind and casper grasped him, and he couldn't even move.

by Uselessman May 23, 2006

Casper

Usually someone who has no backbone, no knowledge and is often too "rash" on punishments. This person usually smokes alott of weed and there for has a dull social life. And also, an all round ass. Usually spends all his time on IRC servers trying to be "cool" with his sexist and twatish remarks.

"dude, why is he being such a casper"
"he must like the cock"

by JordyDropL2k9 February 22, 2009

casper

The real meaning of 'going casper' is turning pale white, getting sick, and not talking at all. This happens after long blazing sessions, probably after using some kind of nice roor bong.

After two kief bowls out the 3 foot percolated Roor, I was fucking haunted by casper.

by stef greens April 28, 2009

Champ

a word used by people to either refer to someone as either a friend, or as a "mentally handicapped" person. or as a more popular way to say it. a retard. People use it jokingly to poke fun at others or call a good buddy (in good humor of course)

another version of champ is the white way of saying it. such as those baseball or soccer or football dads. "way to go champ! hit that ball out of the park" or short for "champion" though these ways often are not used.

"okay champ, you do that"

by imnotfatimfluffy December 11, 2009

Caspar

The name means old sorry man, deriving from ancient roman culture. The name can also mean "the great king" or just "king", but it`s true meaning is taken from a sick, old man who was followed only by bad luck, and later became an outcast from society. He was named Caspar, from the Latin words "cas", meaning old, and "par" meaning "unfortunate". Later on the king of Rome was named Caspar, but when he found out what his name truly meant, he changed its meaning to the "great, noble king", as many still believe is what the name originaly means.

"I am sick, and unfortunate. I have been named Caspar by my people. I am alone, and I am tired".

-Caspar the Outcast

by David Narrow December 16, 2007