reciprocant

noun; describing one whom is either unwilling or incapable of returning a favor, goodwill or other expression of kindness.

Ron is a true reciprocant.

by Joneb January 6, 2008

Reciprocal Guilt

1. The act of lashing out at another as a result of one's own guilt. 2. Justifying one's own misdoings by pointing out the actions of others whether true or not.

Simone was cheating on Chris. When she found out Chris was talking to another girl, Simone went ballistic with reciprocal guilt and accused him of all kinds of stuff even tho it wasnt true!!

by itakepwnership May 12, 2008

reciprocalize

The act of creating a reciprocal

Now reciprocalize the fraction

by supernatural <3 October 29, 2014

Reciprocal Precipitation

When you find out you're STD status based on your most recent sexual partners STD test.

I don't have to get tested because Mary just did and she's clean, gotta love that reciprocal precipitation.

by Harriet Dubman November 27, 2014

recibrocity

A prolonged, mutually beneficial arrangement between two or more men wherein each exchanges favors with the other(s).

Bro 1: Hey man, I was hanging with that fugly bitch last night just so you could bang her hot friend. How 'bout some recibrocity?

Bro 2: Sure man, I got your back next time we go out.

by FarmAnimal March 6, 2009

Conscious Reciprocity

CONSCIOUS RECIPROCITY being that the giver gets as much as the receiver. The giver is grateful to have had the opportunity to give and the receiver is grateful not only for the contribution but for giving the opportunity for someone to contribute. If this speaks to you, then please contribute to us. The money contributed goes to providing workshops for individuals and non profits dedicated to creating sustainable change.

Charity is giving out of pity while conscious reciprocity benefits the giver as much as the receiver.

by shiftmaker October 4, 2009

reciprocal beneficiary

A reciprocal beneficiary is a type of legal arrangement that is offered in some states, such as Hawaii, whereby two non-married people can assign some, but not all, of the rights of married couples to one another.

John and Matt were a gay couple in Hawaii, but could not legally marry each other or form a civil union/domestic partnership. So Matt designated John as his reciprocal beneficiary to at least get a few rights.

by GJGJG1211 January 26, 2010