television programme depicting home improvement, renovation work, or relocation with the specific aim of increasing personal wealth and ramping house prices.
Especially popular in the UK during the property boom 2002-2007. Examples include "Property Ladder", "Location, Location, Location".
Especially popular in the UK during the property boom 2002-2007. Examples include "Property Ladder", "Location, Location, Location".
by el_rico May 25, 2008
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by Gertrude Frank the 5th February 27, 2011
Get the late night naked frog poppers mug.used to describe a file, most commonly a torrent of a movie, stating that it's the real thing and not a fake.
hey man im downloading a copy of SuperBad right now, i cant wait to watch it since its a PROPER dvdrip, one of the first dvd quality versions of this movie to be released!!
by r0b shane November 23, 2007
Get the proper mug.a term used in warez alot, meaning the actual thing, aka not fake or invalid, usually of good quality.
NOT phony/a ripoff.
NOT phony/a ripoff.
by rob 5hane July 1, 2008
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It combines the latin word propero-, meaning to hasten, accelerate, speed up, move rapidly, come quickly, with the ending -philia, meaning love of/for.
According to answer.com, "etymology teaches us that speed and success are closely related. The Old English word sp*e*d, from which our word speed is descended, originally meant “prosperity, successful outcome, ability, or quickness.” A corresponding verb, sp*e*dan, in Modern English the verb speed, meant “to succeed, prosper, or achieve a goal”; and an adjective, sp*e*dig, the ancestor of our word speedy, meant “wealthy, powerful.” Except for archaic uses the words today relate only to the general sense of “velocity.” The meaning “success” is retained chiefly in the compound Godspeed, a noun formed from the phrase meaning “May God cause you to prosper.”
It combines the latin word propero-, meaning to hasten, accelerate, speed up, move rapidly, come quickly, with the ending -philia, meaning love of/for.
According to answer.com, "etymology teaches us that speed and success are closely related. The Old English word sp*e*d, from which our word speed is descended, originally meant “prosperity, successful outcome, ability, or quickness.” A corresponding verb, sp*e*dan, in Modern English the verb speed, meant “to succeed, prosper, or achieve a goal”; and an adjective, sp*e*dig, the ancestor of our word speedy, meant “wealthy, powerful.” Except for archaic uses the words today relate only to the general sense of “velocity.” The meaning “success” is retained chiefly in the compound Godspeed, a noun formed from the phrase meaning “May God cause you to prosper.”
by Mauricio Leandro November 6, 2007
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by Arsenalona May 20, 2011
Get the Proper ish mug.“ You should only gain new property if it won’t negatively impact the property you already have acquired.”
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