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When you stand over a defeated opponent in Call of Duty and squat over their face so as to "tea bag" your dead opponent.
I just killed Jess so I did a victory squat over his deAd body.
Having a drink in celebration of an acccomplishment.
Usually assocaited with parties or wherver heavy drinking may occur
It could be abbreviated "VD" but that would be confusing.
John: how did you do on your exam?
Jack: I'm sure I aced it, this calls for a victory drink
Or
Jack: You tappin' that?
John: Hell Yeah! Time for a victory drink
a drink that winners have after severly pwning a team. Usually associated with sports. Best if served cold or with LeBron James on the label.
Our team won, so we all went to Wal-Mart and bought victory powerades.
A kind way of calling someone a loser.
Joey insists that he is not a loser, but simply victory impaired.
Too reward yourself with masterbation after the completion of a task or feat that is exceptional and beyond belief.
Joey: Hey man, i finished my final essay last night in 20 minutes!
Mick: That's awesome dude! Must have been feeling pretty sweet about it!
Joey: Yeah! Totally! Even cranked out a little Victory Bate to congratulate myself!
The night we got victory on our face, and the night we left the Era Pre-Parthenon and were put into the New Era Post-Parthenon. The victory on someones face is the shine (if you look closely at someone's face you can see a shine), some people have a lot of victory (a lot of shine) on their face, and some people have a little victory( a little bit of shine) on their face-And that's Victory Parthenon Style.
My face got a shine on it after Victory Night. When people look closely at my face, they say that they see a shine-and they say that shine is victory on my face. And I say-you have it on your face too. They really should put Victory Night in the calendar.
Something that seems like a win for everybody involved that doesn't lose everything, though they're often not actually getting/keeping everything, and are actually slowly losing little by little over a long period of time.
People thought it was a Machiavellian victory when a few houses in their neighborhood were burned down or gentrified, then a few more houses and neighbors were lost, and lost everything in the process, then a few more, until finally there was nothing left of what was once their neighborhood. The machine, and the people that were part of the machine took it from them, and they let it slip away from them without ever wak8ng up to fight for it.