adjective. A condition whereby one's thought revolves solely around how to start a business from an idea that previously did not exist.
I told someone in the bathroom there should be three types of soap in the dispenser and they got entrepreneuritis on me and drew a diagram of how it could work before I dried my hands.
by mrigotti December 14, 2014
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when you first start the round, copy and paste the word, and if you get a match with the other person then continue to due so for the remainig time. how ever, if no match occers soon, simply hit refresh for a new partner and try your luck again, if you have a bot do this for you you can make it high on the top scores list fast. also can be substituted with diphosphonate.
when you first start the round, copy and paste the word, and if you get a match with the other person then continue to due so for the remainig time. how ever, if no match occers soon, simply hit refresh for a new partner and try your luck again, if you have a bot do this for you you can make it high on the top scores list fast. also can be substituted with diphosphonate.
im fucking tired of these god damed hackers taking google image labler way to seriously and fucking trying to "hack" it by meeting up with other idots and typing things like "entrepreneurialism" and "diphosphonate" . fuck all of them, im going to go take some mushrooms
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To have the characteristics of an entrepreneur (Used Season 3 Episode 3 Young Sheldon by Georgie Cooper)
You’re very entrepreneurialistic
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With a verified account, the entrepreneurotic posted tearful videos about her cutting scars and stalking her ex, framing it as a “healing journey” to secure brand deals.
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