Tara Lipinski, verb

[CherylDee]

Tara Lapinski's name used as a verb in the context of writing advice and pitch meetings. Is this a thing?

 

[Ic3Rabbit]

Tara Lapinski's name used as a verb in the context of writing advice and pitch meetings. Is this a thing?

The only way Lipinski is a verb to me is if that verb is "annoying."

 

[Mathman]

So to "Tara Lipinkski" something means to make it more"buttery and flaky"?

Tara may have Lipinskied Michalle Kwan at Nagano, but Michelle went on to 9-time the U.S. championship. .

 

[skatingfan4ever]

I don't mean this in a disparaging way toward Tara or this woman, but clicking on the thread title I assumed the verb would relate to "screaming your head off in excitement." There's a lot of other athletes who say they want to have fun out there, not just Tara. But I guess that was a memorable quote from Tara for this woman. It's definitely something I didn't expect to hear today. Thanks for the find. I wonder if the woman was referring to the Olympics or another competition. Tara was 15 at the Olympics, not 12 or 14.