game of throne'd it

Definition

To catastrophically rush through something important by skipping crucial steps and going straight to a disappointing conclusion. Named after the legendarily botched final season of Game of Thrones, where years of character development were yeeted out the window faster than you can say 'Daenerys who?' Use this when someone speed-runs their way to ruining something that had potential.

Example Usage

Dude totally game of throne'd it on his final project—skipped all the research and just winged the conclusion the night before.

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