equitment

Generally refering to computers,monitors,fax machines and other office items that are always breaking down and are unreliable.

That fax-machine is a piece of equitment,it stopped working at least 5 times this week!

by Earl Gr. March 20, 2008

Equitrusion

The penetration of a horse-part into another object.
Derived from Equine (horse related) and Intrusion.

Carol longed to fulfil her barnyard fantasy, but was afraid she'd be killed by vigorus equitrusion.

by JGoat January 8, 2008

equitair

Adj: Describing a personality. To be so fair you're anal and annoying to the people around you.

My sister is so equitair that when we were kids, she would divide a bag of Skittles by color then by number, and distribute them evenly between us.

by DanielnSara November 30, 2011

Equitist

Someone who believes that all factors of production should be equitably compensated for their individual contribution.

An Equitist believes that management's compensation must be reasonable when compared to workers wages within that business entity.

by Equitist March 18, 2014

Equitymate

The colloquial term Australian property investors use to describe how they afford luxury items. Ie spending equity earned in a property boom to build status through further purchases far beyond your financial capacity.

“How can you afford that new car?” Answer “equitymate”! How many properties do you own and how did you manage that?” Answer “easy, equitymate. Used equity in my house to buy another three!”

by OldDarky June 6, 2022

Equitearoones

The repetitive relapse of a relationship, involving two people who fall in and out of love with each other on a regular basis.

Person one - Hey Bill and Julie are going out again

Person two - Really? That's like five times.

Person one - I know, Bill always Equitearoones with his girls

by WordCreation January 12, 2014

Equify

When you try to use equal and justify at the same time.

Its the cold war. You are the one argueing and i'm trying to make this equify.

by asdfghkdfie February 5, 2019