entreprenegro

African-American who begins his own business, generally out of his trunk or a street corner. Also known as street pharmacist.

I modeled my business after other entreprenegros such as Fifty, Diddy, and Don Magic Juan

by Pope N. Evans November 29, 2007

entrails

French for "enter" or "come in"; pronounced "on-trails"; usually followed by the word "excrement" (French for "my dear fellow" or "fair lady")

As he opened the door, he welcomed his visitor in the customary manner by saying,"Entrails, excrement!"

by yorrick hunt January 31, 2008

encrappen

1. To diminish or reduce in value.
2. To render into a crap-like state.
3. To cover or fill with crap.

I hope those scissor-monkeys over at Spiffy-Cuts don't encrappen my hair.

The recent spate of mortgage defaults is encrappening the credit markets.

by Alan, the guy with the thing. July 22, 2008

Entrepreho

A prostitute who works for herself; a ho without a pimp.

Jim: "But what if her pimp comes after me?"

John: "Dont worry bro, she's an entrepreho!"

by macevo June 24, 2008

Entreprini

An aspiring entrepreneur. A young entrepreneur. An entrepreneur young at heart. A new entrepreneur.

I became an entreprini yesterday. I want to be an entreprini.

by Ricardo Robles October 9, 2008

Entrepreneu-her

An unstoppable force in the face of adversity. A woman who organizes and operates a business or businesses. She may fail again and again, but determined to succeed she will continue to have faith in herself and dream big because she knows the end result. Even if it means taking on greater than normal financial risks to make it a reality. The sky isn't the limit in her eyes, she knows shes going to change everything, inspiring other women to become entrepreneu-her's and make their dreams come true too!

She's the entrepreneu-her of the millennium!
Www.boss-bougie.com
@bossandbougiegang

by @bossandbougiegang December 18, 2019

Positive Entrepreneurship

A principled approach to business prioritising wellbeing and sustainable growth.

Positive Entrepreneurship draws on the PERMA model of Positive Psychology (Positive emotions, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning and Accomplishment) and applies these principles to the practice of entrepreneurship, as a path to improved personal and professional wellbeing.

Positive entrepreneurship has opened the door to a new model of enterprise and growth, which does not emphasis work above wellbeing, but instead empowers entrepreneurs to develop a healthy mind, body and business.

by wellbeingconsult.com November 9, 2017