| 29. | de-risking | ||
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The fine art of removing danger or unwanted consequences from a situation. Covering your ass at a sophisticated level. The shoe company was able to hire Michelle Obama as model and spokesperson for its new platform sandal, successfully de-risking the launch of this otherwise lackluster product.
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| 30. | Snart | ||
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An act that appears to most an innocent sneeze, when infact the "sneezer" is actualy covering up a fart. *Sneeze*
Bystander "Bless you" Snarter "Thankyou" Bystander " No probl- oh-oh my god, what is that smell? Was that a Snart?!" |
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| 31. | Bleached Tuxedo | ||
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When 5 or more guys blow their loads on a girls chest, covering her in a Bleached Tuxedo. Jane: Last night the boys gave me a Bleached Tuxedo.
Bernadette: You are soooo Lucky! |
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| 32. | covering risk | ||
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(FINANCE) using financial derivatives to guarantee against losses. Typically used by non-traders, such as companies engaged in international commerce, to protect themselves against foreign exchange risk (i.e., the possibility that a customer's currency will decline in value). BILL: You know, I think that financial derivatives are just a huge sinkhole. The people who trade them are just a bunch of wankers who move bits of paper around but add nothing of value.
ANNA: Well, they do provide some important benefits. BILL: Name one. ANNA: Covering risk, for one. If you're an airline, you need those aviation fuel options. |
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| 33. | short selling | ||
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(FINANCE) borrowing securities for immediate sale, in anticipation of a sharp decline. Short selling requires strong nerves and excellent market timing; it also requires the ability to locate tranches of securities to borrow. If the short seller is correct, then she can buy back the securities at a much lower price, and lock in very high profits with very little initial investment. Closely related to the concept of a short position. However, a short position includes buying put options (for example), while a long position could include short selling put options. So they are not exactly the same. If a short sellers are wrong about the market, they are left hastily covering shorts, or buying the item they borrowed at a HIGHER price than they sold it for. Jim Fisk was a master of the short squeeze; he appeared to cooperate with short selling until he was able to call in loans, forcing his counterparties to cover their shorts.
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| 34. | Caving | ||
| 35. | Bagaclava | ||
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A bag or covering to hide the face of a person who has a ugly face but a hot body.
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