Churn rate

Churn is the percentage of total subscribers that discontinue
service divided into the total population. Usually it is
expressed as a percent based on the population change from month
to month.

An average monthly churn rate for wireless phones is
around 5%.

by Rob November 28, 2003

i rate 8/8 m8

You are rating something 8 out of 8. It relates to u wot m8. M8 means mate read as meight.

Guy one: wow m9 check her out
Guy two: wow I rate 8/8 m8.

by sowy m9 July 16, 2015

Rated R. Kelly

A female that is too young to have sex with

" Man did you see that chicken head at the movies last night, I'd love to fuck the shit out of her."

"You trippin, we're 25 years old, and she's Rated R. Kelly. Go to jail if you want too."

by Von J November 29, 2007

Rate-A-Chink

The process of rating Chinese buffets. The rating is based on the following: 1) quality of food; 2) atmosphere; 3) egg roll quality (are they ruined with cinnamon or lack of meat); 4) service; 5) cost. Having a stir fry table gives you bonus points. The rating runs 1-10.

Dan and I have extensively done Rate-A-Chink in the greater Mesa area, having rated every Chinese Buffet.

by eljefe81 June 23, 2009

rate

Generally used interchangably with "right"; often coupled with "hurtin'" or "sour"

"That's rate hurtin'!"

"That's rate sour, man!"

by AdamM May 15, 2005

Rowena Rate

A rate no human can physically manage, allegedly helps rowers win races, most likely derived from an ancient chinese method of torture.

Coach: "How did the 2k go?"
Rower: currently lying collapsed on the floor "I can't move, we did the entire piece at Rowena Rate"

by Rowena Rate Victim October 15, 2013

rate

A term used in insurance underwriting that means the applicant will have to pay additional premiums for the coverage for which he or she has applied. Underwriters often rate a policy arbitrarily to increase the company's "bottom line."

"Damn, if I'm going to get that bonus next year, I'm going to have to get off of my ass and rate some policies."

by Insurance Man April 23, 2006