remarket

To sell a stolen good, or goods.

Jamie and Tyrone are selling remarketed car alarms and stereos in the trailer park for $50 each

by J 2 tha R O C November 23, 2013

Snarky Remarky

N. Slang A snide, sarcastic unwarranted remark with a disrespectful tone and a ton of attitude.

So she was waiting for her client and I said where is she coming from? She screamed a snarky remarky at me so I am done with her!

by Amiyj June 27, 2022

Barbecue Remarketing

The act of stealing a barbecue from hard working individuals homes, only to turn around and strip them down, repaint, and repair them in order to sell them at a flea market.

I am in the line of barbecue remarketing. Just steal four at a time so its theft under CAD$1000, and sell them at the flea market. Basically peaches and cake.

by Drunkcrazyfuckinglunatic June 23, 2018

Store remark

A statement said in an attempt to appear witty or clever, but that has been overused to the point of having exactly the opposite effect

Tom - I graduated from an American high school, so I don't know what it's like over here.
Mark - Wow, you got all the way through it without getting shot?
Tom - What a store remark.

by MatureIndividual February 26, 2020

derogatory remarks

words used to degrate someone, usually said in a sarcastic tone to make a person feel stupid, idiotic, fat, or just not welcome. If done right with friends, it will result in laughs and smiles of "i hate you"

you ate the whole cake! you fat bastard!
hey, hows my little asain doing today?
stupid jewish crap..won't work right.
duhh way to go retard.

these are all examples of some derogatory remarks

by AJ32 December 16, 2008

smart remark

It's when someone thinks they're top shit, only to let their ego decide what comes out of their mouth.

Teacher: Why aren't you getting this down, I'm writing this on the board for a reason.
Student: My laptop ran out of battery.
Teacher: There are some people in this world you just can't help.
Student: You could have just told me nicely, no need for the smart remark.

by Richard drives a Hertz May 25, 2016

I Resemble That Remark

Used in response to a put-down, turning it on the one dishing out the put-down.
Source: The Three Stooges. Has since been used in countless films and tv shows, including Clerks and Friends.

Snooty Rich Lady: "Murphy, who are those slovenly creatures at the door?"

Murphy the butler: The plumbers, Madam.

Snooty Rich Lady: Well, send them to the servant's entrance. We can't allow rifraff in the front door.

Curly: I Resemble That Remark !

by rabbit1978 June 16, 2007