Budgetish

Adj.

1. Of or resembling a budget. Lacks specificity such as numbers and/or ideas.
Usually encased in blue glossy cardboard and 19-pages, including cover pages and table of contents.

2. State requisite for GOP press conference.

Orgin; 21st century English. From GOP budget proposal, March 2009

It was not a budget in the sense that it had numbers. It was more budgetish.

by urbandictonaryguy March 27, 2009

4 letter budget

a budget in which one only spends money on things that have 4 letters; especially food, weed and beer.

"Nahh man, I can't go to the movies with you, I'm on a 4 letter budget."

"Oh, okay, well lets go grab a beer then."

by 40 oz to freedom May 28, 2008

budget

To be of poor quality.

Did you see that girl that Aaron hooked up with, damn she was budget.

by Chris November 18, 2002

Low Budget

Used to describe someone who is incredibly cheap or something that was done in cheap taste, regardless of the financial situation. Those who are of this nature often refer to themselves as thrifty.

1. Dude, you are so low budget.
2. Dude, that was so low budget.

by dalbort June 21, 2004

Budget-O's

Cheaper than the leading clown cereal. Seen in an episode of The Simpsons.

Budget-o's. Some assembly required.

by E. Man November 3, 2006

bughetto

It is a combination of being high maintenance and real hood or street. A person that desires class but hasn't quite acknowledged what class is.

A broke chick sporting real prada and real gucci while riding the bus is bughetto...and that was purchased with her whole check!

by Sassmeplease May 14, 2009

budget dream

Not quite the same as your typcical bad dream but similar to a nightmare in its vividness. A budget dream tends to be as "real" as a nightmare would seem but lacks the intense fear. Instead, a budget dream is more like a fairly normal dream but without any splendor, brilliance or imagination involved. Which is replaced by a real life setting or situation that seems in no way fun or wonderous, but boringly real-life and sometimes a negative experience. This is how it acquired the name 'budget dream' as it tends to be what you would call a dream, but without any fantasy or emotion, in other words cheap, like a movie lacking in the money department it cops out any special FX or narrative.

A common side-effect of a budget dream is to become confused as to what happened in real-life, and what didn't and was part of a dream, simply because the dream was too boringly real to discern from a real memory.

Weird, I just dreamt that I went to a working man's pub, and it was all full of these blokes and one guy with a beard said "you're not a plumber" and told me to get out, talk about your budget dream.

by Eddable August 28, 2007