reward car n. an (extravagant, frivolous, or impractical) automobile purchased as a gift to oneself when financial or personal goals have been achieved. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
mets n.— «The CT scan showed mets to the lungs and the liver.» —“The gift of small victories; A Stage IV breast cancer patient’s quest for hope and healing” by Tara McParland Florida Times...
mini-moto n.— «The “mini-motos” or “go-peds,” which are small scale replicas of normal motorbikes, were a popular gift at Christmas, but police say that owners need to be aware of the documentation that is needed...
go-ped n.— «The “mini-motos” or “go-peds,” which are small scale replicas of normal motorbikes, were a popular gift at Christmas, but police say that owners need to be aware of the documentation that is needed to...
cutie n.— «Walcott’s fighting style also presented a target. He was commonly known as a “cutie.”…Some sportswriters…cast him as a stereotypical figure looking to sneak through life. Franklin Lewis, for instance...
charmesty n.— «I think it’s best to employ a combination of charm and honesty. Let’s call it “charmesty.”» —“Couple lost gift list, but not ‘charmesty’” by Amy Dickinson Chicago Tribune Feb. 12, 2005...