Someone who gets drunk, takes one sip out of their beer and forgets where they put it so they keep opening more beers. The next day you find a bunch of full beers everywhere!
by Alpunx November 14, 2019
Get the Sandbagg'in mug.When a player in any game chooses (on purpose) to not play their best. Normally this is because they are too superior, they want to hustle you, or they are too lazy to play their best with nothing on the line.
by valoem June 25, 2005
Get the sandbagging mug.in corporate sales: when reps report a much lower deal opportunity than actually exists. reps do this so that if the deal doesn't go through they don't look as bad and so at the end of the quarter when the company has to make their number the rep isn't selected to perform a high pressure last minute sales job.
by scanman7 September 21, 2005
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"Dan has been sandbagging and has got a deal on Thursday and won't book the sale till Friday and can now enjoy a long weekend"
by doorbasher February 22, 2014
Get the sandbagging mug.In the game of draw poker, a player who has a pat hand and will not raise any bets hoping that his opponents will think he has a poor hand.
by Dan Drzewiecki November 5, 2003
Get the sandbaging mug.n; a person proficient in the art of bullshitting or embellishing in regard to a personal story. The story usually has to do with sexual escapades and/or improbable meetings with famous peoples.
A.
Person 1: Seamus, did I tell you about the time I motorboated Laura Bush?
Person 2: You sandbaggin son of a bitch!
B.
Let me tell you, that Seamus is a real sandbaggin son of a bitch!
Person 1: Seamus, did I tell you about the time I motorboated Laura Bush?
Person 2: You sandbaggin son of a bitch!
B.
Let me tell you, that Seamus is a real sandbaggin son of a bitch!
by Jimmy the Geek October 17, 2006
Get the sandbaggin son of a bitch mug.A car that purposely slows down (especially in the fast lane) to impede you from passing them either on the left or right. Cars often use this maneuver while "passing" tractor trailers and moving the same speed or slightly faster than the trailer to slight the driver (s) behind them.
Yeah I was trying to pass and came up behind this car and soon as I was about to pass, he started sandbagging me for 3 miles.
by experienced driver 3420 January 20, 2017
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