Finesse

The manipulation of a person, situation, or thing.

OR the idea of a fine person, place, or thing.

She finessed your man into liking her!

I finessed your answer.
He finesse!
That art was finesse!

by Definite_terms June 29, 2017

Finesse

To be able to scam, steal, or trick someone without them knowing.
Pronunciation: FIN- EH- SSSS

"I'm going to finesse her for that cookie."
"I finessed my mom for money."

by Panda67 January 12, 2018

Finesse

steal;take

Ohhh...lemme go finesse that booty!

by tooturntken February 22, 2017

finesse

n. when you have an academically challenging schedule and successfully dodge difficult class periods in order to compensate for your inadequacy and inefficiency.

1) Often associated with an athletic, well-balanced kid, who also has a social life, yet chooses to take a difficult courses in order to convey academic rigor to colleges. Usually has deep seated insecurities.

Mikhail: Where's Duncan? This is the fifth Econ test he's missed in a row.
Erik: That kid has finesse! We'll see him next period.

Mr. Marsheck: Anika hasn't taken a math test on time once this semester, huh? She's sure sick a lot.
Emily Kuo: It's the finesse.

by 821softball April 7, 2017

finesse

Steeling something; from the store; to your girlfriend/boyfriend

" I'm gonna go finesse some chips from the store. " " Imma finesse your girl while I'm at it. "

by Xx.anonymous. xX July 22, 2016

Finesse

Kevin Donovan

Skank Finesse

by Fat Badding January 19, 2004

Finesse

1) In London Slang, meaning to steal something from someone or a shop.
2) To do something with skill, or with flair.

1) "Oi Biggz, can you finesse me a chicken dinner from home bargains?"
2) "That goal was scored with finesse"

by I'm Gassed March 25, 2017