financially disabled

The politically correct way to refer to someone who is of low-income, impoverished, or just plain poor.

While discussing back to school purchases with your children:

"I'm sorry, kids. We just can't afford those Jordan's. Unless you want to spend your whole $100 budget on them."

"Yeah, Mom. That's 'cuz we're poor. Thanks a lot!"

"No, kids," I say. "We are not poor. We are financially disabled. Poor is offensive to me."

An example of a single mom of six's back to school struggle and the humor that gets us through!

by truthsparked August 7, 2012

Financiality

Used as a substitute for "finance related things or reasons" by me. It almost comes naturally. Especially the plural form.

"Because of/due to financial reasons"
Should be " Because of/due to financialities"

Ex:

A: Hey Dwayne, what happened with that new car you were talking about?
B: Nah bro, can't for now. Financialities you know...
A: Financiality ? Is that even a word?
B: It is now.

by Fiole Jaugée August 14, 2020

financée

The term is adopted from French meaning, "woman to whom one is betrothed".
A financée is a female you are engaged to marry, handfast or have any other marriage like ceremony depending on your culture or faith.

Did you hear James proposed to Lily? She is now his financée.

by Mx Tekuno October 18, 2015

Financial Judaism

A financial method involving saving every single penny and making sure you get every last cent you can from clients, tax collectors, mortgage, and the like, regardless of legality.

I would fly on Delta Airlines, but sadly their financial Judaism has scammed me for the last time.

by Teh Elektrik Shuffler March 23, 2011

financial

props that you get from sellin that funky skunky smelly geen shit. word.

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by super dee man March 27, 2003

fianceband

a term to define the male in a relationship, in the case where the couple has been engaged for so long that they're practically married already.

a cross between "fiance" and "husband"

"is that your boyfriend over there?"

"no, it's my fianceband! we've been engaged so long he may as well be my husband already."

by sketcherz December 19, 2008

financial hardship

When you do not have enough money to pay your monthly living expenses

My partner passed away and now I can't afford to pay all the bills, so now I'm in financial hardship.

by tallpaul1here October 15, 2017