X-Fluent

X-Fluents are the most highly indulgent, spending more, buying the most frequently and dedicated to maintaining a deluxe lifestyle.

Affluent Americans aged 24 to 49 who have a yen for high living and bling are helping drive luxury sales, says Unity Marketing, which conducts quarterly shopper surveys. One cohort, called the “X-Fluents” -- for “extremely affluent” -- are responsible for 23 percent of luxury sales in the U.S., up from 18 percent in 2007, the Stevens, Pennsylvania-based firm said in a Sept. 14 client presentation it provided to Bloomberg News.

by alex86-91 October 09, 2011

half fluent

When your half good at one language and then bad at half of it

“I’m half fluent in Spanish.”

by Princesadrea May 28, 2018

for those who don't speak fluent science

to simplify something confusing for yall who don't pay attention in science (seriously pay attention!!)

the teacher looked at the class and said "anyways for those who don't speak fluent science they originally used snail snot/slime to make the color purple"

by Bacon Milk April 08, 2022

for those who don't speak fluent science

a figure of speech or to simplify something confusing in science

"anyways for those who don't speak fluent science what i'm saying is they originally used snail snot(mucus) to make the color purple"

by Bacon Milk April 01, 2022

Tate-fluent

Definition: adjective - possessing an extraordinary level of eloquence and verbal prowess, inspired by the communicative skills of the renowned celebrity Andrew Tate.

Background information: Derived from the notable public speaker and celebrity Andrew Tate, "tate-fluent" embodies the ability to communicate with exceptional finesse and effectiveness. Andrew Tate, known for his charismatic and articulate communication style, has inspired the creation of this term to recognize individuals who excel in expressing themselves with unparalleled eloquence. Whether in public speaking, debates, or everyday conversations, being tate-fluent signifies a mastery of language that leaves a lasting impression.

"His tate-fluent speech captivated the audience, leaving them in awe of her articulate expression."

by Mr. Rsl November 30, 2023

Tate-fluent

Derived from the notable public speaker and celebrity Andrew Tate, "tate-fluent" embodies the ability to communicate with exceptional finesse and effectiveness. Andrew Tate, known for his charismatic and articulate communication style, has inspired the creation of this term to recognize individuals who excel in expressing themselves with unparalleled eloquence. Whether in public speaking, debates, or everyday conversations, being tate-fluent signifies a mastery of language that leaves a lasting impression.

"His tate-fluent speech captivated the audience, leaving them in awe of her articulate expression."

by Mr. Rsl November 30, 2023

restaurant fluent

Knowing enough of a language to be able to order at a restaurant, but not much else.

I can barely speak Chinese, I like to say I'm restaurant fluent though so if we go to Panda Express we're all set.

by phrmashwrma February 22, 2024