Golden Tated
Golden Tated by Tate Trampled My Cymbals November 8, 2009
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Golden Tate
A "golden tate" is an unexpected, undeserved victory or reward one receives after they have already resigned themselves to defeat.
Although Marvin's job interview went horribly wrong, he was granted a golden tate, getting the job after the three other better-qualified candidates were indicted in a corruption scandal.
Golden Tate by StayinSkool September 27, 2012
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Golden Tate
1) wide receiver for the Notre Dame football team.
2) fetish in which one party urinates in the others ass during anal sex.
2) fetish in which one party urinates in the others ass during anal sex.
Golden Tate by JAMDRE March 30, 2009
Golden Tate
Golden Tate by ColdsmokeMT September 26, 2012
goldentater
This is what you call the dumbest, stupidest person who is around. They want to be a weeaboo, but they do not have enough for that.
goldentater by V o i d June 20, 2018
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