Will "Romney" become a noun or verb and what will be the definition?

[napkinz]

After the election -- assuming Romney loses -- will his name become a noun or verb and what will be the definition?

Also, after you've given your definition, please use "Romney" in a sentence.

[scheming daemons]

1. Both. "He Romneyed himself right in the Romney!"

[pinboy3niner]

5. FTW!

[napkinz]

8. "he can't do that to himself "... cue Clint!

and bring out the empty chair

[C_U_L8R]

2. OMG he just pulled a Romney !!

Slang for a total emotional meltdown in front of large audience
that completely shatters a person's reputation and credibility.

See... Romney's first televised presidential debate performance

[napkinz]

7. Ah!

So it will be synonymous with Lehman moment!

Romney = meltdown!

[randome]

3. "Stiff as a Romney".

Hm, guess that could also imply something positive...

[upaloopa]

4. A lie. as in I told a Romney last night

[LeftinOH]

6. Romney: noun. A doomed attempt to remain viable.

"At 4 wins and 6 losses by mid-season, the team's coach finally started putting the benchwarmers into play. Turns out that benchwarming was their only skill; the team never won another game that year. That romney cost the coach his job".

"Trailing in the polls, the candidate's advisors started to push the issue of the sluggish economy rather than tried-and-true social issues, but the romney was received as too obvious -even pathetic- to the average voter".

[napkinz]

9. by that definition

When the GOP finds itself relegated to a minority party after this election, we can say they had gone Romney.

[treestar]

10. Noun for a bad effort

The teacher said the student not only failed, he had not even tried, instead, he romnied.