nepotistic loans

Loans made to those who are especially favored for one reason or another.

Of course Kanye got one of them multi-million dollar nepotistic loans, he’s 45’s favorite African American!

by Dr Bunnygirl July 7, 2020

nepotism

Showing someone favoritism because of who their parents or relatives are.

Since the boys father was a very famous actor, the boy got a lot of acting deals.

by Lisa October 20, 2004

nepotis

Jack Black's version of the word nepotism used to shorten speaking time and sound super cool and neat. See also codish and audish.

Yo-Yo Ma's cousin, little "nepotis."

by Gabrial Ji May 10, 2006

Nepotism

When powerful people give sought after jobs to their undeserving (and incompetent) family members and friends, for the purpose of social status and to help them have a superficial sense of value and self-worth; and also to others as either payback for favors or with the expectations of receiving them. Meanwhile, the people who are actually worthy of those jobs, are given no consideration and thought of as being expendable.

The Senator promised to appoint the best candidates for jobs, but as soon as he was elected, the first job he handed out was to his dipshit son. He could barely tell you his title, much less how to do the job. Nepotism in politics would be laughable if it wasn’t so sad.

by |SaltyJack| January 14, 2019

nepotoid

any children, siblings, relatives or spouses of talented people that seek celebrity, fame or become briefly famous (i.e. covered in the tabloids) because of that family connection, usually not due to any visible talents that person possesses. Nepotoids are usually below average on talent, or on the d-list.

Paris Hilton is the most famous nepotoid in the world today.

K-Fed displayed nepotiodistic tendencies while married to Brit, with his half baked recording career attempts.

by alvis December 12, 2006

newpote

a newport cigarette, niggermint, monthol

yo, let me get a lotto ticket and a pack of newpotes

by skrillakilla August 5, 2005

Nepotism

A crime against the more qualified, talented, experienced workers who apply for employment because the people actually hired for the job were related to, friends with, sleeping with, or had incriminating evidence against, the person or people doing the hiring.

Nepotism runs ramped at the company and safety and performance is poor since 80% of the employees are related to or friends with the Vice President.

by Brian Sena August 13, 2006