entrepenegro

Lower level african american who has his own business

Jerome has a grass cutting business. He is an entrepenegro.

by Romeyrome42 October 21, 2008

entrel

A kid with the best stroke game

Dang that was the best entrel

by parool658 June 8, 2020

Social entrepreneur

A fancy way of saying “unemployed”.

Emily has an anthropoly degree and is working as a social entrepreneur.

by Starbuckslaptopwriter June 12, 2018

entremanure

someone who you respect for their entrepreneurial accomplishments, but in real life are douche bags.

what an entremanure - i love his company concept, but when i see him out and about he pretends to not know who i am.

by dustruffles August 1, 2010

enticed

A group of people who have massive mental issues, lie a lot, and have inflated egos.

Wow that group over there is totally enticed!
Ya, they probably have down syndrome.

by W58 citizen March 6, 2017

entrepronegro

entrepreneur: noun
origin: french
definition: one who assumes the risk of a business or an enterprise

entrepronegro: noun
origin: street
definition: one who creates opportunity when one does not exist

An "entrepronegro" does not have the luxury to assume the risk of a business and/or enterprises because he and/or she does not have access to the resources an "entrepreneur" would. Therefore the term "entrepronegro" is earned solely from a burning desire, creative genius, and laser focus that it takes to see ones dream become a profitable reality using little to no resources.

Examples:
Lewis Lattimer: entrepronegro, Inventor
Tyler Perry: entrepronegro, TPS Studios
Sean Carter: entrepronegro, Rocafella Records
Bejamin E. Mays: entrepronegro, Educator
David Anderson: entrepronegro, Entrepronegro International
Reginald Lewis: entrepronegro, Beatrice Corporation
Curtis Jackson: entrepronegro, G-Unit Records
Earl Graves: entrepronegro, Black Entreprise
Sean Combs: entrepronegro, Bad Boy
Bob Johnson: entrepronegro, BET
Denzel Washington: entrepronegro, Actor
Spike Lee: entrepronegro, Film Maker

and millions of other men and women that go recognized and unrecogized.

by the entrepronegro December 29, 2007

urban entrepreneur

1. SLANG: Elegant way of saying someone is a street hustler; someone who makes money selling illegal merchandise (or legal merchandise illegally) on the street or in an urban/ghetto area out of his residence or an illegal place of business (ex. warehouse, back of a grocery store, etc.).

2. PROPER: One who owns a business that caters to the city life, or owns a business located in a city. The term entrepreneur is more correctly reserved for one "seen as a business leader and innovator of new ideas or business processes."

1. Does John have a job, how does he pay for school?
Well he likes to think of himself as an urban entrepreneur, but he just sells weed to kids in the ghetto.

1. SLANG examples: one who: deals drugs, sells stolen electronics off the back of a truck, sells bootleg DVDs, selling items to people stuck in traffic, etc.

2. PROPER examples: street vendors in NYC, owner of a bike courier company, dog walker

by Ali from Teaneck January 14, 2008