Entrapaneur

An Entrapaneur is a self-employed scam artist; a person who through blackmail, extortion, or any other illegal means, compels another person to give them money, property or any other thing of value.

I didn’t know the guy with the Nigerian accent was an Entrapaneur when I gave him $5,000.

by Trucker Bill Swayze May 11, 2022

Entremaneur

Someone who makes a living selling bullshit to the masses.

Ted Kennedy certainly is a great entremaneur.

by TomShark, President/CEO of Oddly Enough January 20, 2006

Entremaneur

Someone who makes a living by selling bullshit to Americans.

Entremaneur : George W. Bush (WMDS), Republicans (Faith While Really Cutting Down Benefits To The Poor N Needy While Giving Tax Cuts To Rich, Christian Right (Supposdely Promoting Christian Religion While Funding Republicans Who Cut Down Benefits of Medicare and Education to the Less Fortunate), Conservatives (Promoting Tradition Which, 50 years ago, includes racial segregation)--They Must Realize We Must Change Our World For The Better--Our World Is Not Perfect Yet.

by Hereyago March 8, 2006

entrapwneur

Someone who's making G's in the business world (entrepreneur) using their computer! (pwnt)

Entrapwner: I'm What you call an entrapwneur, Ha! Get it?
Outrageous Man: No Dude, you're what i call, a douchebag!
Outrageous Wingman: WOAH! DUDE you totally showed that guy!

by J BOY July 13, 2006

Entrapeneur

Someone who has made big racks from selling narcotics.

"How did you afford that new Patek"
"I'm an Entrapeneur"

by Antfroman October 12, 2018

Entremaneur

A large selling tool of the media known as FOX news, who work for and with greedy corperations to make money all day long.

Faux News's Bill O'Reilly is a far more effective Entremaneur than Rush Limbaugh, because you can see his red, blotchy, shit-eating face on TV, instead of only hearing his voice!

by KarlRovesBush April 14, 2006

Entremaneur

One whose profession involves convincing others of facts and opinions that may not be totally accurate.

Entremaneurs are often charismatic; they appear trustworthy, knowledgeable, and sincere. Also, they prefer acceptance of their message without discussion, research, or dissension.

Entremaneurs are found in politics, religion, all types of commercial enterprises, and in the media.

The friendly well-dressed entremaneur easily convinced the couple that they needed to buy additional insurance.

by dus7 April 14, 2006