Game show hosted by Bill Cullen from 1956 to 1965, then came back with Bob Barker, who hosted from 1972 to 2007. Upon Bob's retirement, the show was replaced by The Pice is Wrong, Btch, hosted by Dickard Rawson (better known as Drew Carey).
by John2019 July 30, 2022
Popular game show that debuted in the early 1970s. Consists mainly of numbers-based games where you guess the potential retail price of random items from laundry detergent to dining sets to brand new cars. Guests compete to win said items if selected at the initial guessing game at the beginning of the show.
The show is subject to many modern day pop-culture references due to it being a popular afternoon show on weekdays throughout the 1980s-1990s which is why many Millennials today remember the show mainly from being home sick from school and it constantly playing on TV during that time.
The show is subject to many modern day pop-culture references due to it being a popular afternoon show on weekdays throughout the 1980s-1990s which is why many Millennials today remember the show mainly from being home sick from school and it constantly playing on TV during that time.
90s kids: "I was sick so I couldn't come to school. I just laid in bed and watched the price is right all day."
by mgwa June 19, 2019
Short for "family prices". The term is used by hippies and music festival attendees to assure potential customers (custies) that the products being sold (shirts, jewelry, drugs, etc.) are at fair, almost family-like, prices.
However, majority of the hippies using this term sell their products over-priced and often times unreasonably high. It is a deceptive term to those unfamiliar with the Festival scene, making individuals feel as though they're getting a good deal when in reality they're getting ripped-off.
The term is very ironic, being that it is supposed to signify a person's family-like actions when selling a product; the truth of the matter is that the seller is tricking the customer and portraying very non-family-like behavior.
However, majority of the hippies using this term sell their products over-priced and often times unreasonably high. It is a deceptive term to those unfamiliar with the Festival scene, making individuals feel as though they're getting a good deal when in reality they're getting ripped-off.
The term is very ironic, being that it is supposed to signify a person's family-like actions when selling a product; the truth of the matter is that the seller is tricking the customer and portraying very non-family-like behavior.
by littlehemp June 13, 2010
by Notmyrealnameoridfk November 19, 2017
Conner Price is a gay motherfucker that sucks at math and can’t seem to stop playing PlayStation in his moms basement
by Clickbait6969 June 19, 2019
when you have people nut in your hair every morning instead of using gel then form your hair in to a coconut shape
by gay white bat October 29, 2018
by Sam Davis February 28, 2004