The buttocks, gluteus maximus, or ass. The term puts the butt cheeks as the mountains and the butt crack as the valley between the mountains.
by awesomeMCawesomeness April 11, 2009
verb (Mountaineers, Mountaineering; past and past participle Mountaineered)
The act of losing a football game to an opponent (typically, Syracuse) that your fan base considered to be so inferior that it was an insult to have to play them. This superiority complex is made all the more glaring by the fact that your team is historically mediocre, and by many indications fairly evenly matched to the opponent. Despite losing, claims of superiority usually persist after the game, with comments such as, "we didn't really care about this game," "our conference is better," or, "we're in the AAU!" being employed to make up for the loss. Most perplexing, fan bases have been known to continue to refer to the winning opponent as "very, very bad." These feelings of superiority are sometimes aided by confusing conference affiliation for team affiliation.
History:
West Virginia vs Syracuse, 2012 Pinstripe Bowl: Origin of the word. In the weeks leading up to the game, commentators on The Smoking Musket complained that they deserved a better opponent than Syracuse. West Virginia lost the game, 38-14.
Maryland vs Syracuse, Nov. 9, 2013: Prior to the game fans on Testudo Times counted Syracuse as an easy win. Maryland lost to Syracuse, 20-3. After the game, Syracuse was called "very, very bad" on the blog.
Minnesota vs Syracuse, 2013 Texas Bowl: Like West Virginia a year before, commentators on The Daily Gopher complained that they deserved a better bowl and opponent. Minnesota lost 21-17.
The act of losing a football game to an opponent (typically, Syracuse) that your fan base considered to be so inferior that it was an insult to have to play them. This superiority complex is made all the more glaring by the fact that your team is historically mediocre, and by many indications fairly evenly matched to the opponent. Despite losing, claims of superiority usually persist after the game, with comments such as, "we didn't really care about this game," "our conference is better," or, "we're in the AAU!" being employed to make up for the loss. Most perplexing, fan bases have been known to continue to refer to the winning opponent as "very, very bad." These feelings of superiority are sometimes aided by confusing conference affiliation for team affiliation.
History:
West Virginia vs Syracuse, 2012 Pinstripe Bowl: Origin of the word. In the weeks leading up to the game, commentators on The Smoking Musket complained that they deserved a better opponent than Syracuse. West Virginia lost the game, 38-14.
Maryland vs Syracuse, Nov. 9, 2013: Prior to the game fans on Testudo Times counted Syracuse as an easy win. Maryland lost to Syracuse, 20-3. After the game, Syracuse was called "very, very bad" on the blog.
Minnesota vs Syracuse, 2013 Texas Bowl: Like West Virginia a year before, commentators on The Daily Gopher complained that they deserved a better bowl and opponent. Minnesota lost 21-17.
Despite being warned that they risked Mountaineering, and despite having only a single 9-win season since 1905, Minnesota fans claimed they were superior to Syracuse, and would surely beat them soundly.
Minnesota Mountaineered the game, 21-17.
Minnesota Mountaineered the game, 21-17.
by ccap83 December 29, 2014
Well, all I know, is that there apparently aint a single one of them thats high enough to keep me from from gettin' to you,
"Cause baby there aint no mountain high enough! Aint no valley low enough! Aint to ri-ver wide enough! To keep me from getting to you!"
by ..-. --- -..- June 14, 2019
The O.C. with mountains.
Well basically...
It's about two families the Carvers and the Dowlings, both families want control of a "The Mountain"
Well basically...
It's about two families the Carvers and the Dowlings, both families want control of a "The Mountain"
This is what happened so far...
Grandpa Carver died and left the mountain to his more rebellious grandson David which shocked Will since David hadn't been around for six years and Will was the one who actually ran the mountain for his granfather before his death.
Wil now date Maria which is Davids first love, David is dating Max daughter of Collin Dowling who wants to take the mountain away from the Carvers. And sixteen year old Shelley is dating Michael Dowling who is 21 no one aproves of their relationship especially Sam her best friend who seems to be in love with her.
Grandpa Carver died and left the mountain to his more rebellious grandson David which shocked Will since David hadn't been around for six years and Will was the one who actually ran the mountain for his granfather before his death.
Wil now date Maria which is Davids first love, David is dating Max daughter of Collin Dowling who wants to take the mountain away from the Carvers. And sixteen year old Shelley is dating Michael Dowling who is 21 no one aproves of their relationship especially Sam her best friend who seems to be in love with her.
by Rory&Logan=Hot November 9, 2004
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by smigpotato February 24, 2020
A person who is particularly bootylicious. Usually a Mexican male who strangely enough lives in Pinole, CA. He is a rare breed.
by fayf October 18, 2008