for the win
Something cool or good, usually used amongst gamers. This phrase can be used for online and real life.
for the win by Zuggy August 29, 2006
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for the win
In gaming parlance, a choice or strategy that should guarantee victory. The phrase comes from the TV game show Hollywood Squares. Contestants choosing a square which would give them 3 in a row would frequently say something like "I'll take Paul Lynde for the win."
for the win by baudkarma January 11, 2009
for the win
(Phrase) Typically used to indicate how good some action is. Also used in seemingly random intervals to indicate your lack of sleep and sanity. Used in contrast with "for the loss."
Ziat looted some really ugly shoulderpads for the win.
Klub sat on a bench... for the win.
Sourball needs all new gear for the win.
Klub sat on a bench... for the win.
Sourball needs all new gear for the win.
for the win by kuchen May 14, 2005
For The Win
Expression used by the famous Anthony Caron at Flamingo Crossing Village that means to celebrate each days of your life like if it was always a success
For The Win by Antho25 November 27, 2024
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@ColorsTV Rahul Vaidya for the win is used by RKVians for sending message to colors tv that audience want to see Rahul Vaidya as the winner. Chubina is using bots. But Rahul has genuine fans. We want Rahul as the winner.
@ColorsTV Rahul Vaidya for the win by Hvash February 9, 2021
noob tube for the win
When a person uses a n00b tube (grenade launcher) to win at a video game. Never takes any skill at all and people always complain.
noob tube for the win by Larsonslike July 7, 2008
playing for the win
when playing domination on call of duty - world at war and you have very few kills. you aren't playing to get kills, you are playing for the win.
playing for the win by tayzee March 10, 2009
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