clarifying proposal

'clarifying proposal' or 'defining resolution' or 'defining proposal' is a summary that is also used to reveal an underlying problem to an obfuscating author such as a conman without giving away awareness (by the victim) of the conman's scam.

I am an agent with a buyer who wishes to buy your property but we wish to carry out due diligence first so we offer a deposit whilst conveyancers are engaged. The con is that the agent takes a commission from the conveyancer then the purchase falls through. The seller does not wish to reveal their suspicion of the con so offers a 'clarifying proposal' being: instead of a deposit let the buyer pay all the seller's conveyancer fees.

by VapourTrail May 6, 2021

Clairism

(n) the prejudice against claire. Claires who are laughed at or made fun of for an unjust and (to them) humourous reason is referred to as clairism.

"why am i being voted out??? someone literally admitted they were the imposter!!! what is this clairism??"
"stop being so clairist"

by victim of clairism :( March 9, 2022

Clarify

To clarify is to completely shut down everything someone just said.

Person one- " I like snow cones, it's like flavored snow"
Person two- " Just to clarify, it's actually chopped ice, not snow.. Therefore it should be called ice cones

by A girl has no name! June 13, 2019

Clairfield

A tiny,remote community located on the border of Tennessee and Kentucky.

"Lets head down yonder into Clairfield"

by Loretta Jane August 1, 2008

clairin

haitian white rum. it is associated with deities such as guedé, god of the commonfolk. common uses include offerings during ceremony

guedé drank all of the clairin as he finished off his cigar.

by usejae September 19, 2017

clarifing

A form of clarifying, where the clarification is originally clear, yet out of spite, a response is given of bitter origins. This is also due to the lack of actual knowledge of knowing how to actually spell 'clarifying'.

Thanks for clarifing. That makes sense to me. Debrah (Name actually spelled Deborah).

by DanielAtEBS September 18, 2007

clarifly

Verb: To elucidate while dressed in stylish attire

Silky Johnson called the slave owner a honky which confused the slaves. He felt he must clarifly by saying, "Honky is a racial epithet used for white people. It was made popular by George Jefferson in the 1970's. You see he and his wife Weezy had a dry cleaning business so they moved on up to the east side, to a deluxe apartment in the sky. They finally got a piece of the pie. Convoluted story I'll admit. But the point is this, that in the future, all black people will be free!".

by Benny Dee Williams April 29, 2011