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cash back
An "incentive" offered by companies where they charge you more money and then give it to you at the time of purchase. Also known as "customer cash," cash back is frequently a ploy used by car dealerships and more recently cable TV providers. It plays on greedy consumers' tendency toward impulse buying. To the dealer it sounds like "here's some of the money you're going to pay us" but to the average consumer it sounds like "I can go buy a new car AND a flatscreen TV!"
cash back by Spirit Bear March 29, 2009
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The cash back
When you nut in a girls mouth and then proceed to make her spit the nut into your hand you may then smack her with the nut
Ashley just came out of the room with a red face covered in nut! Conner must have given her “The cash back”
The cash back by Daddy Carl July 30, 2019
cash back snatch
Gaining funds for taxi/train/bus fare to get home with from the female you just had a one night stand with.
cash back snatch by Vigvam1 July 28, 2010
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cash back by alan partridge January 19, 2003
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