economical

a classy girl who has a low tolerance on alcohol and gets drunk really fast.

That girl doesn't need a lot of alcohol to have a good time, she's quite an economical date.

Dude 1: "oh you get drunk off of one beer, you must be a cheap date"
Classy Girl: "No, I'm not cheap, I'm just economical."

by Nedz February 11, 2008

economical of effort

A clever way of calling someone, including yourself, "lazy".

1: Damn, man, you're so lazy!
2: I'm not lazy, I'm just economical of effort.

by Losyak April 28, 2013

economical buzz

An inexpensive way to get mildly intoxicated. Start with a cheap plastic bottle of booze, or a case of cheap light beer; then go slow.

I had a coupon for a free fountain drink, then I poured in a little cheap vodka to get an economical buzz.

We rushed a 30-pack from the pharmacy to the fridge. All of us got an economical buzz that evening watching the game on TV.

by yes juanito yes November 27, 2014

economical unit

A boyfriend or girlfriend who you live with but are unsure of if you want to really be with or cannot stand. However you are inclinded to remain together for monetary reasons including paying rent and bills and taking care of kids if applicable.

It would be fun to seek out other relationships but it is convenient that I have an economical unit to help with the kids and bills. Upsetting our daily routine would cause more struggle than desired currently.

by jillianl September 17, 2008

Economical Plague

An indie rap group composed of young teenage rappers, notably Casper/Kasper (theGhost), Unonimus, and Lotus.

Did you check out that new Economical Plague song? It was fire.

by ECP#1FanPlaguedIndividual December 9, 2012

economical saucepan

it's a cheap pan.

person: what an economical saucepan
me: ..ok

by inksquiddo September 1, 2021

Economical Sophism

The use of economic language, models, and theories to defend positions that serve wealth while appearing neutral. Economical Sophism invokes "efficiency" to justify inequality, "incentives" to defend exploitation, "growth" to excuse destruction. It's sophistry with spreadsheets: using the appearance of rigor to obscure the reality of power.

"Tax cuts for the rich will trickle down, they said—decades later, it never did. Economical Sophism: using economic theory as a promise, not a prediction. The sophistry is in the confidence: they spoke with certainty about what never happened."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 7, 2026