TradeBack 

TradeBack is a commonly used term to describe 'cashback' loyalty schemes used in Financial markets such as: Spread Betting, CFD trading and FOREX trading.

The concept is based on the 'stake x spread/margin' for each trade, and a rebate (usually between 5% & 15%) is paid to the customer one month in arrears.

E.G. Stake (£2/pip) x Spread (5 pips) = £10 bet. On a 10% tradeback deal = £1 cashback or tradeback goes to the customer.

TradeBack by Trader Jim October 19, 2009

Tradeback 

Anytime somebody makes a trade they have qualms about they tend to do a tradeback in which they get back what they'd initially traded.

"I don't want these cards anymore, let's tradeback."
"Fucking noob."

Tradeback by Shinji Mimura May 10, 2006

Thuggizzle Trademark 

Founded and owner Phillip Hodge also known as hip hop artist and community philanthropist Thuggizzle.

Thuggizzle trademark is owned by Phillip Hodge.

Thuggizzle Trademark by I misspell words March 28, 2019

trademark 

1. n. Graffiti, tag, signature

2. (a) n. A black eye - in the sense that an impression (or 'signature') is left on the recipient.

2. (b) v. To give a black eye.

"Just me and you motherfucker. Just me and you. I'll put trademarks around your fucking eyes."

trademark by faux real August 3, 2008

black, black no trade back

Following an action or the transfer of an object from one party to another, vocalizing, "black, black no trade back" prevents the receiving party from returning the action or object to its originator.

After giving Quin a paper ball, his father says, "black, black no trade back", leaving Quin stuck with the object. He must keep or dispose of the ball without returning it to his father.

black, black no trade back by LapisLazuli January 13, 2014

Trashback

Similar to a flashback after a night of inebriation one experiences "trash backs" the following morning.

Jeremy suddenly recalls a "Trashback" of weeing off a balcony during his drunken adventures.

Trashback by Majoop October 2, 2012

trademark 

An identity that is so unique to a company, product, or service that freak'en the U.S. & International Governments recognize the value to their economies and legally protect the identities through registering it. A registered trademark is on file at the United States Trademark & Patent and are often identified with "®" after the brand's name.

Numbnuts started a business named______only to find out that he was using someones trademark and now the doofess is loosing it all and then some! A moron would have known better and would have checked it out before they named their business.

trademark by TradeMark Spark April 19, 2010