There are a plethora of blended assets over yonder, good sir .. perhaps you might liken yourself to that blend in order to increase your personal asset$.
by Chris2pher_gs July 16, 2021
A usually low-quality video game made solely with premade assets from game making stores, most popularly the Unity Asset Store.
by JohnShiertYT November 4, 2018
Intangible asset are those assets of the company which cannot be touched like goodwill, patents, trade marks.
When company A acquires Company B, then amount of money A pays over actual values of B comes under goodwill which is intangible asset.
by Transtutors June 25, 2013
(n.) Assets owned by a person or organisation that can quickly be redeemed for cash (This also includes cash and bank balance).
Debtors do not count as liquid assets because there is no garuantee that cash can be recieved from the.
by Gumba Gumba May 13, 2004
To physically harm a person with whom you have a disagreement; to seriously mess someone up so bad that they need to write off their assets; Other forms of word include: impair his/her assets, assets were impaired, FAS 144, etc. See Financial Accounting Standards - FAS 144 for more information.
If she doesn't keep her hands off my boyfriend, I'm going to give her some serious asset impairments.
If he doesn't shut up, I'll be forced to impair his assets.
I made her so mad that she FAS 144ed me!! Now I've got some material asset impairment!
If he doesn't shut up, I'll be forced to impair his assets.
I made her so mad that she FAS 144ed me!! Now I've got some material asset impairment!
by CPAchic April 24, 2008
by f0rTyLeGz October 5, 2008
Any type of alcohol (especially beer and liquor). This term is typically used in social contexts--but definitely not at a highbrow cocktail party. Use this term when you don't want to be blatant about your alcohol consumption (in front of parents, grown-ups, etc) or when you just want to sound fratty.
Teenage kid #1: Hey, dude, are we set for the party tonight?
Kid #2: Yeah, don't worry. My big brother already picked up the liquid assets for us.
Kid #1: Sweet. Thanks.
Kid #2: Yeah, don't worry. My big brother already picked up the liquid assets for us.
Kid #1: Sweet. Thanks.
by urbanite2 June 1, 2010