location, location, location

Phrase to remind people that the most determining factor in the price of a house is the location. The property itself can be build on, extended, knocked into the next property etc.

There are three things to remember when valuing a property;

1-Location
2-Location
3-Location

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 19, 2004

locationist

a person who bases the way they feel about another by the place that they live. see also gu

-You're from the valley? Ew.
-God, why are you such a locationist?

by janea March 11, 2007

undisclosed location

Adj. undisclosed - not made knownundisclosed - not made known

unrevealed
covert - secret or hidden; not openly practiced or engaged in or shown or avowed; "covert actions by the CIA"; "covert funding for the rebels"

Before 2005 Area 51 was a undisclosed location.

by PA McFalls April 26, 2015

locationship

A brief romantic encounter usually occuring while traveling or on vacation, occasionally outwardly resembling a conventional relationship, but without any underlying comittment. May be rekindled at future opportunities.

Melissa? yeah, she's cool. We had a brief locationship at the company retreat last fall.

by Chiefnutz October 16, 2005

location love

Shallow, momentary affection for a person determined by the location at the time.

Derived from the tendency for leading men and women to fall in love while "on location" making movies.

Jessica, a rep for a large pharmaceutical company, loved her jet-set travel schedule. It allowed endless possibilities for location love.

by cezzium August 3, 2007

loquacious

A word describing someone who is very talkative, and is also used as a synonym for fluent. Mike Doughty uses it ironically in his 2009 song "Pleasure On Credit".

I've got words, but I'm not loquacious.

by WolverinesFan June 28, 2010

location dropper

Someone who regularly references where they have been in an effort to make them sound important. Similar to a name dropper, but uses places instead of names.

I just had lunch with Shannon - she is such a location dropper. We were just catching up on the past and she could not help but to continue to subtly brag about all the travel she has done. While at lunch she found it necessary to tell me that her baguette was nothing like the ones she had in Paris last month, her wine tasted nothing like the wine in Tuscany that she had last week and the service could not hold a candle to the Ritz, where she is returning to next month.

by the comand'r October 17, 2013