the price of fish

Usually preceeded by, "What's that gotta do with..." In plain english: "How is that relevant to our conversation?"

"Where are you from?"
"Well, I spent a lot of time in New York one summer."
"What's that gotta do with the price of fish?"
"Huh? Fish?"
"Nevermind..."

by sierreeea June 7, 2009

autobuy price

A price one would be willing to buy something for without a second thought; usually results in an impulse buy.

I found that TV I was looking for in a pawn shop and it was at my autobuy price, so I decided to scoop it up really quickly.

by xldr July 15, 2011

Price Hipster

(n.) Somebody who always has the better price or better deal on an item than you no matter how cheap you got it for. This type of person also seems to get the hottest and most popular items out long before their release somehow.They think very highly of themselves because of this and they frequently belittle those who bought items at a higher price than they did.

Suzie Q: "Wow I got such a sweet deal on my new 32 in. LED TV that I got today! $200 bucks what a steal!"

Joe Schmo:"HAHA! loser I got that same TV you had for only $130 and that was 2 weeks before it came out. You got ripped the hell off and you should shop better and get good deals like me."

Suzie Q: "Joe, you're fucking annoying. Stop being such a Price Hipster nobody gives a rat's ass about how much of a better deal you got."

by MagicMann January 25, 2013

Worthy Price

a large yet small item which is lovable but which you can not have too much of

That pizza is very Worthy Price

by The Pizza Eater March 19, 2013

Andre Price

A juxtaposed/contradictory arguement.

Refers to the divorce of Peter Andre and Katie Price.

Person 1: This little room is rather big!
Person 2: That was a very Andre Price thing to say!

by PrincessJenoir May 9, 2010

price payer

A metaphoric phrase that describes a person or organization that endures a plethora of unpleasant experiences, events, or actions involved as a condition of achieving a desired outcome.

The price (cost) is the necessary sacrifice to achieve the desired result.

The payer (person or organization) is responsible for paying (enduring) the necessary sacrifices gracefully.

Coach: Welcome to freshman summer football game!
Player 1: "Thanks coach. What time is the conditioning test?"
Player 2: "Oh, he is prepared to pay the price!"
Player 3: "Yeah or will he become a price payer?"
*Conditioning test ends & Player 1 fails on the last 3 sprints*
Player 3: "Well well well, looks like we have a price payer on our hands...What will it cost?!?!"
Coach: "5am retries of the conditioning test until you pass all the sprints."
Player 4 who fails every summer: "Welcome to the Price Payer squad my friend. We will suffer patiently until we pass this test!"

by Price Payer Elite October 14, 2020

market price

"Market price" may be listed on a restaurant menu in lieu of a dollar value when an expensive item, typically seafood, fluctuates with market conditions. People don't normally ask before ordering because this makes the patron look cheap or poor, so this conspicuous consumption can be used as a sign of wealth.

It's the food equivalent of "bling".

Did you see that dude order the market price lobster? Baller.

by durette September 3, 2019