trep n.— «Trep—Weblish for “entrepreneur” or, if it is someone tech-oriented, an “entreprenerd” or “dotcon artist.”» —“Keeping up with the new English” by Michael Wright Sunday Times (United Kingdom) Aug. 26, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued...
trep n.— «She also owns Dream Wings, a nearly 2-year-old company she started with her mother that raises and sells butterflies for weddings and parties. That’s the “trep” side of Kassidy—teen-age slang for “entrepreneur.”» —“The Kansas City Star...
Easlos n.— «My guess is you could unload it all to another entrepreneur, or franchise it to sellers at swapmeets in EasLos and the border area.» —“Re: *Seeking associate to auction massive inventory on ebay” by Frank S Usenet: alt.marketing.online...
bubblenap n.— «Possible new jargon watch…BubbleNap: Like a “dirt-nap” from mafia films, only this term refers to the self-induced sleepwalking of entrepreneurs who experienced the first dot com bust but wish desperately to deny that a new bubble...
bozocity n. stupidity; bozo-like behavior. Also bozosity. Editorial Note: This term is a favorite of the cultish faux religion Kibo, especially at the newsgroup alt.religion.kibology, and of Guy Kawasaki, a technology entrepreneur and venture...
bum-vertizing n.— «A budding Seattle entrepreneur looking for a low-cost marketing campaign says he’s found an inexpensive and highly visible tool to publicize his Web site—he calls it “bum-vertizing.” Ben Rogovy, a 22-year-old University of...