push present n.— «Post-delivery room, dads are being nudged to give “push presents,” largely lavish gifts that reward wives for their delivery-room derring-do.» —“‘Push presents’: A trend is born” by Olivia Barker USA Today May 10, 2006. (source:...
reward car
n.— «I have made engine refinement a top priority when I buy my post grad-school reward car.» —“Re: Questions: Merkur XR4TI” by J.P. Flaharty Usenet: rec.autos.driving Mar. 9, 1995. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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)
reward car n.— «Our feeling is that Boomers are still in the market for a reward car and there will be a long, stable market for convertibles.» —“Automakers play ‘can you top this?’ Convertibles still stir competitive juices” by Mark...
reward car n.— «There is no single category of female “reward car,” as some in the auto industry call such purchases. But analysts see increases in the number of middle-aged women buying all sorts of nonfamily cars.» —“What Women Want: More...
bonus family n.— «The two coined a phrase to replace “stepfamilies,” a word they say often has a negative connotation. They decided on “bonus families,” because a bonus is a reward for a job well done. And, they say, “it’s hard work to be a good...