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relieable 

Something dat da previously-forked-tongued Fletcher Reede no longer was after his son made a birthday wish dat he would only tell da truth for 24 hours.
If you never know whether someone is telling da truth or not, you therefore cannot count on him to be consistent "on either side of da fence --- i.e., he is neither reliable nor "relieable". So not only can he not be trusted to speak without deceit, but you also cannot be sure dat he will always tell falsehoods at da times when you would like him to, either.
relieable by QuacksO January 13, 2022
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relatable post 

A post (or a picture) that shows a relatable problem, experience, or encounter that are generally shared through Facebook, Instagram, and Tumblr.
*Kelly, being bored or homework over the break, scrolls through Tumblr and finds a post that reads 'When teachers assign homework over break'*
Kelly: What a relatable post!

Relatable 

When you find a sad quote that represents your life and your like omg that’s so me.
Relatable by Frickman December 5, 2017

Ol' reliable 

A tool, that the user has a long history with, which always gets the job done.
(Ol' reliable referring to a printer) Turned on Ol' reliable for some work documents today, never failed me once.
Ol' reliable by Vetelgeuse February 13, 2022

reliable guy 

the one side character that everyone hated at first but later on the main character's nephew calls him a reliable guy and ends up being the only character he's ever really said that too
"you are a truly reliable guy"
"what the fuck you know i exist too and i'm your literal uncle"
"no"
reliable guy by jojosbizarreno February 2, 2021

Relatable person 

A person that u feel you have something in common with
Relatable person by YM101 January 23, 2019

net realisable value 

The price of a sellable item (highest at which it can be sold at) less the cost of bringing it to the point of sale (repairs, delivery etc.)
The computer is worth £X, but repairing it will cost £Y, and delivery costs and admin will be £Z.


Net realisable value is £X-(Y+Z)
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