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Trump Tantrum 

1. Any epic fit by an adult that exceeds the worst of any two-year old on the planet.

2. The damage done by someone who is not only mad and takes their basketball for home, but seeks to burn down the basketball court before leaving.

3. The fit thrown by a sore loser, a person who clearly and fairly lost, but refuses to admit losing. See "Immature Acts".
Jesus, dude, quite throwing a Trump Tantrum. It's not that bad.
Trump Tantrum by Dutch.Uncle November 10, 2020

Trumputantrum 

Verb. 1) To throw a Presidential size temper tantrum. 2) When the leader of the free world throws a temper tantrum little a cranky toddler.
Well, there he goes again. Throwing a Trumputantrum on Twitter again.
Trumputantrum by lilred1983 February 2, 2017

Trumpitantrum

Trumpitantrum: N.:An outrageous action or reaction of great racism, sexism, or general disrespect to a group of people; An act of embarrassing and/or disrespectful consequence; Getting uneducated Americans to love you for no logical reason.
Stop throwing a Trumpitantrum, it's only your chores.
Trumpitantrum by KickTheChair77 December 16, 2016

Trumptantrum 

An uncontrolled outburst of anger and frustration expected from a narcissistic, self-aggrandizing and otherwise psychopathic Presidential bully-in-chef, that is indistinguishable from that of an impetulant young child.
So, no Tweet-Storm this time; today POTUS displayed a typical Trumptantrum when he was accused of 'treason', vowing to exile the entire democratic caucus to Siberia if they fail to stand-down...
Trumptantrum by YAWA May 22, 2019

trumpitantrum

Extreme over reaction to personal criticism.
Calm down, stop throwing a Trumpitantrum. All Becky said was your hair looked weird.
trumpitantrum by Protaganist December 15, 2016
Word of the Day on December 16, 2016

Trumpantrum 

An old person throwing a tantrum. Throwing a tantrum like Trump
Did you see the commotion in the office? Dave threw a trumpantrum.
Trumpantrum by ramcoin October 9, 2020
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That chick doesn't write often but when she does, its for Kinktober.
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