James: Hey, make sure those nachos are plyable to the finger but firm to the tap!
Emily: What the hell does that mean?
Emily: What the hell does that mean?
by fakescientist8000 September 20, 2021
(NOUN) An idiom that's a 21st Century update of the old canard "canaries in a coal mine"; describes the warning signs given when seeing filthy carpeting and other shabby maintenance issues in a law firm, doctor's office, or other such business. Dirty carpets are a warning that the firm might be in financial trouble and could go out of business soon, since they are severely skimping on the basics that a successful firm would never neglect.
Jessica interviewed for a new job at a place whose office set off "dirty carpets in a big law firm" warning bells for her. Sure enough, two months later, that place was out of business.
by ChiTownBard February 25, 2013
Accounting firms help clients with a wide array of services, such as accounts payable / receivable, bookkeeping and payroll processing.
An Accounting firm offers the following services to SME;
Tax
Accounting
Assurance services
Bookkeeping
Payroll
Tax
Accounting
Assurance services
Bookkeeping
Payroll
by AccountansFinder October 18, 2022
A Dyke
by Dolores.GIma February 08, 2018
by BigManWilfred August 28, 2022
Eg. Person one: "how are you not cold without a coat on in this weather"
Person 2: "what do you mean I just firm it"
Person 2: "what do you mean I just firm it"
by Tom whithout a k November 04, 2023
“Firme” is a slang word in Spanish that is used by the Chicano culture which refers to anything that Is “smooth or badass”
That 64' impala looks Firme!
by Andres Cardenas February 19, 2022