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spenda

Someone that does t really spend money
Monica: I want a sugar daddy
Thomas: Here’s a dollar.

Someone else: That’s Splenda, Spenda
by AdultGear May 31, 2023
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Sendable

Someone who is hot or good looking, someone you'd want to get with
That chick behind us that you borrowed the pencil from is sendable.

Whoa! Did you see her? Sendable
by Malone stevenson January 12, 2010
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Spensa

It's mexican slang for "My bad" Mainly used by cholos.
Guy: Yo why you didn't pull up last night?

Guy2: ahh spensa homie
by Isotope Z June 30, 2018
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Spandangled

When you're off your nut. Can be Alcohol or Drug Related.

Adidas lads like to get Spandangled on the weekends.
"How do you plea?"

"Look love, i didn't mean to fondle a swan, it just happened. I was absolutely spandangled, alright?"
by KurtsFingerPuppets June 20, 2016
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spending amnesia

Trying to recall where and when you spent all your money normally when that said money is needed. Occurs because of bad spending habits and fucking awesome party nights.
"Dude, I'm so bad with money! It just disappears."

"You might have spending amnesia. I remember you lost at beer pong then hit the pubs with those trannys.'"
by whydee September 16, 2011
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Tax less and spend more

(Political) a.k.a. "Trickle away": the Bush-era economic policy.

Advocated by people who can not add up simple one digit integers greater than five without taking their socks off, and pure fiscal hypocrisy from those who slam "tax and spend liberals".
Guy1: "Didn't Reagan do something like this: the trickle-down thing?"
Guy2: "Yeah, but Bush's trickle-away theory took the liberals' tax-and-spend philosophy and turned it into tax less and spend more. Wanna buy a pencil? Or some matches?"
by UncleDes March 3, 2009
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Sendanomics

1. The inability to properly account for funds, project future funding and budget funds (in hand or wished for), while being realistic.
1. Although the nonoperative car was only worth $500, he insisted on $3,500 and had already budgeted the amount for his next purchase. In the meantime, he turned down overly favorable offers in the $1,200 range upon his insistence that $3,500 was the lowest it would be sold for. Ultimately, using the Sendanomics subcategory of Falkienomics, the ultimate sales price would be $500 after investing $1,300 to improve the resale price.

2. Although he only received $900 month in Social Security benefits, he often spoke of making large expensive purchases of property, automobiles, so-called collectibles and the like. In reality, he spent money faster that he received it (rudimentary Sendanomics) and would often overpay for insignificant or unneeded items. Often favoring name brand over generic and similar wastes of a very limited budget.
by Nota Zetamale August 16, 2020
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