Urban Dictionary
by FlyingBucket June 11, 2018

Even though he has done his own research and has concluded that the official account of events is either lacking or inaccurate, he is still a conspiracist because he does not believe what the main stream media proclaims to be the truth.
by Mal178 January 29, 2017

My little crumb-snatchers just love my chocolate chip cookies.
Come here, my favorite little crumb-snatcher.
Come here, my favorite little crumb-snatcher.
by sberg64 November 14, 2007

by Esteban123321 February 18, 2018

(verb, the act of bandwagoning) to become a supporter or fan of something, esp. a sports team, solely due to the said item or team's general success and/ or popularity. Bandwagoners are believed to compose a large portion of many pro sports franchises in the United States, including the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Lakers. In the sports world, bandwagoning is generally frowned upon as it is associated with selling out. Bandwagoning is often confused with "fair weathering," which is different because while bandwagoning involves switching teams, fair weathering is merely ceasing to follow a team when they are no longer successful.
Jim, a lifelong loyal Astros fan, was accused of bandwagoning by his brother Darren when he started rooting for the Yankees.
by Ih8bandwagoners November 1, 2010

by Cloakedvirginia April 11, 2019

by B-Boy D June 29, 2012
