being a trump
being a trump by TdDub March 12, 2017
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Being a Trump
US English, colloquialism, insult: "Being a Trump" = a swindler, a conman/woman who takes advantage of the very people they claim to support.
Being a Trump by cynicallyric August 11, 2017
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Being a Trump
“This guy is being a Trump.„
“How?„
“He always argues with people on Twitter, built a wall around his house and just look at his skin!„
“Gosh, you're right!„
“How?„
“He always argues with people on Twitter, built a wall around his house and just look at his skin!„
“Gosh, you're right!„
Being a Trump by dolanfreak99 October 13, 2017
Being a Trump
Refusing to accept that you lose something and instead make up obvious lies and hold on to said lies even when you and everyone else is presented with the facts that you lost.
"Dont be foolish, You are being a Trump you know that she bluffed you in the game and that she won because of it."
Being a Trump by VictorLazlo November 11, 2020
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