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Someone who’s able to finesse, manipulate, or trick others and especially authority into getting what they want. For example a finesser is Jahden Slate. He is god finesser and can’t be finessed because you can’t finesse a finesser
Yo you just finessed that teacher into not assigning you homework. Your a king finesser
Finesser by Armando0908 January 30, 2019
another word for "player" pretty much . if you finesse someone it basically means u played them or outsmarted them. if u have finesse its like a fancier way of saying swag, because "swag" is cringey and just reminds people of Jake Paul or some shit
"im a finesser, a slick talker, and a bitch snatcher"
finesser by iblameina November 17, 2022
A person who finesses
She’s a finesser
Finesser by Daddy_67654 February 6, 2020

Nutty Finesser 

Someone who makes an insanely clean play in the game "League of Legends". Only someone who is truly raw can be called a Nutty Finesser.
Wow Sasha! You're a Nutty Finesser on Gangplank.
Nutty Finesser by seansoroka May 30, 2018

professer finesser 

bro- " hey it's yo boy, professer finesser"
man- " ye, i smashed her last night bro"

finger finesser 

One who finesses using strictly their fingers, such as a pick-pocket and/or magician. Can also be a black jack dealer at a casino.
Melvin was concerned about finger finessers at the rave, so he put all his ecstasy in his front pocket.
finger finesser by Handel_userneme December 9, 2014
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