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by The Evil Muppet February 22, 2011

in-house entertainer

Someone who prefers home entertainment more than doing the trouble of going outside to crowded events or noisy places for enjoyment.

Sally: "So how was your date with John? I heard you were going to watch the football game Friday night."

Mia: "Ah, we actually decided to stay at his place... John is more of a in-house entertainer."

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Jack: "Hey Pete, we're going to the theme park on Saturday, wanna join us?"

Pete: "No thanks"

Jack: "Oh come on, don't tell me your one of those in-house entertainers..."

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by ZenoDiac June 2, 2010

Entrepronegro

A black male or female who has his or her own business and makes good money doing it. Usually someone who is a person who sells out of their trunk of their car replicas of Coach, Fendi, Prada, Louis Vuitton or makes clothes and sells them or makes burnt CDS and DVD movies, or does hair out of their house before they are licensed, etc.

Dede is an entrepronegro at the age of 16 by hookin' up her friends hair at a discounted price so she can pay for self to get her hair and nails done and gas money for her ride.

by De De September 7, 2006

Clém Entine

girnger, cute, loves nutella and badass girl. Still not match for the real badass.

Clém Entine is a badass

by gigi07 September 20, 2012

B.O.N.E. Enterpri$e

The name Bone Thugs used for their first album, Faces Of Death.

Did you check out that new B.O.N.E. Enterpri$e cd?

by élan February 13, 2004

navel entries remove doubts

another way to say that someone is a N.E.R.D.; a mixture of capsule kei's and my ideas; one who thinks he/she's all 1337.

Man, that guy is so arrogant. But not in the Beatnik's Rights Under Neptune's Oar (B.R.U.N.O.) kind of way, but the naval entries remove doubts kind of way. In other words, he thinks he's 1337.

by El_Scorcho September 22, 2004

serial entrepreneur

A serial entrepreneur is an entrepreneur who starts a number of new businesses after having already started and exited a previous business venture. An entrepreneur is guided by the belief in a market opportunity for a particular product and/or service. An entrepreneur follows an inspiration and is able to motivate others to follow them. Entrepreneurs are willing to take on a personal, professional and/or financial risk. In contrast to an entrepreneur who starts a single company and operates it as a career, a serial entrepreneur may treat entrepreneurship as a profession. Successful serial entrepreneurs have

the ability to repeatably recognize a market. He/she might rely less on personal intuition and inspiration but on an analysis on the market opportunity.
the ability to repeatably create a product or service. A serial entrepreneur is focussing on a repeatable business processes.
the ability to repeatably motivate individuals/teams and build an entire organization to follow in his/her pursuit
the ability to delegate and surround themselves with talent that complements their own.

Richard Branson is a well-known and successful serial entrepreneur.

by Lee Waller May 5, 2008