Low Budget Bidet

A Low Budget Bidet is one of 2 things a really cheap Bidet or a Squirt Bottle

Damn After That Taco bell Supreme burrito crunch I need to wash my asshole with a Low Budget Bidet

by Q tron15 August 27, 2021

Budget hole

A discriminatory term used by a miserable, perpetual mumbler.

He told me half way here about Uver, I just got it shoved up my budget hole

by Yomamamsoc June 27, 2021

Budget Inn

The local run down motel that a promiscuous man with a strict budget takes a woman he wishes to have sexual intercourse with at a really affordable rate for the night. These motels are usually rated one star and are owned and operated by Indians.

My younger brother just turned 18 today and I booked a reservation at the Budget Inn with a local lot lizard.

by Dr.D Fraud May 15, 2019

Budget Cut Moment

Noun: A moment when a movie uses lazy tactics like using the same clips over and over again, using the original voices for grunts for foreign instead of replacing it with the voices for the other dubs, using an inapprapriate setting for something else (Trying to make a garage or some cheap place look like a high-tech lab), etc just because there's not enough money or to save money or keep the extra for the filmmakers.

Movie Reviewer: AND LOOK AT THIS!!! They used the same exact clip again! Everyone?
All together: BUDGET CUT MOMENT!!!!

by Dante Legira July 09, 2009

Budget Queen

When someone goes beyond saving money and secures the deal of the century

Oh my god, did you see after they went clubbing they got a free meal using three discount codes?! What a budget queen

by lol bants November 20, 2023

Budget twins

Martinez twins

Irrelevant YouTubers who used snake Paul for fame but are still very irrelevant they wish they are wannabes

Do you like the budget twins?
-you mean the Martinez twins?
-gross no

by Guess twins September 17, 2017

Monk/Nun Budget

The kind of budgets people will come up for you when they want you to move to an expensive town. The name comes from the fact that the people are only factoring in basic expenses such as rent, utilities, and maybe a car payment. This assumes that you live like a monk or nun, because they seem to figure that you never go out and eat very little or not at all.

I was duped into moving to that fancy resort town by being shown a budget that made it look like I could afford to live there. This was a true monk/nun budget because as soon as my car broke down I was out of luck.

by New English July 01, 2010