3 definitions by OfThisGeneration
(v) - having displayed incredible, unforeseen ineptitude and incompetence on par with that of the Cleveland Browns. See Brownsing.
by OfThisGeneration December 6, 2016
1. (v) - to deny that you said something in the past even though you have, in fact, said it many times before.
2. (v) - to completely change your previously-held opinion on something, especially when said something affects you.
2. (v) - to completely change your previously-held opinion on something, especially when said something affects you.
Person #1: HA! You've been saying the Bears would beat the Packers all week, and look what happened! You lost!
Person #2: Nope. I never said that.
Person #1: Oh, are you Trumping with me now, man? You've said it 50 times!
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Donald Trump stated back in 2012 that the Electoral College was a disaster for America and that it should be changed, but he sure loved it when it helped him win the election in 2016. Classic Trumping.
Person #2: Nope. I never said that.
Person #1: Oh, are you Trumping with me now, man? You've said it 50 times!
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Donald Trump stated back in 2012 that the Electoral College was a disaster for America and that it should be changed, but he sure loved it when it helped him win the election in 2016. Classic Trumping.
by OfThisGeneration December 6, 2016
One with a great appreciation for life, a powerful affinity for college basketball, a keen interest in horse racing/breeding, and who, if he had to choose between saving either a bottle of bourbon or his mother from falling off a cliff, would without hesitation save the bourbon first.
If you love college basketball, horse racing, and bourbon--the finest liquor this side of the Mississippi--with all your soul, then you are indeed a true Kentuckian.
by OfThisGeneration December 10, 2016