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hood deal

When you come across a good deal in the hood (such as free unwanted items left out by the road).

"I found a recliner on the side of the road, so I picked it up and took it home." "Wow, that was a hood deal."

by Hooddeal April 26, 2017

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New Deal

*noun*; series of programs enacted by the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933-1945) in response to the Great Depression. This definition refers to the New Deal in US history (as opposed to the current "New Deal" in Great Britain).

The main architects of the New Deal were Harry Hopkins, Henry A. Wallace, and Harold L. Ickes. The chief prigrams were:
--- The Works Progress Administration (WPA);
--- the Public Works Administration (PWA);
--- the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA).
These were set up to address industrial and farming failures.

Other programs addressed a long-standing need:
--- the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC);
--- the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), which introduced electrical power infrastructure to much of the impoverished rural South;
--- the Civil Works Administration (CWA), which supplied electrical power generation;
--- the Federal Depository Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which provides insurance for bank accounts;
--- the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC);
--- the Social Security Administration (SSA);

Legislation included:
--- the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), or Wagner Act, which gave most workers the right to organize;
--- the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA), which was struck down in 1935 by the US Supreme Court;
--- the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which set basic working standards.

The New Deal's main impact was to establish basic protections for workers, consumers, and farmers. While some of these protections could have been better designed, they perform an indispensable function. In terms of actual fiscal policy, the New Deal was far too small to hasten the end of the Great Depression itself.

A lot of the public buildings in this country were built by New Deal programs.

by Abu Yahya March 6, 2009

76πŸ‘ 11πŸ‘Ž


faustian deal

A bargain made or done for present gain without regard for future cost or consequences.

A pact made with the Devilβ€”selling one’s soul in order to gain power, knowledge, wealth, beauty, youth, or some other desired goal. The theme is an old one: one may gain short-term delights, but the Devil comes to collect in the end. One must eventually β€˜pay the piper’ – bear the consequences.

by cai November 12, 2003

67πŸ‘ 9πŸ‘Ž


Sta deal

It's like say what's up with you, what your doing or what you got going.

It means What's the deal.

You: Hey wassup?

Me: sta deal

by Maely Mael February 28, 2021


Green Deal

A finance-related compromise in which one or more parties reach a "cash clean" agreement on a particular matter. The term was first coined by Rabbi Abraham in the late 1800's.

"Did you sort out that problem at work?"
"Oh yeah, I struck a green deal with my boss."

by Ishmael Nickel-Grab March 5, 2021


Deal-dough

A reference to Chad wardens pronunciation of "dildo".

You tryin to say the WII is better than dat PS-Triple? C'mon now the wii, that just looks like a deal-dough

by Chadwardenbeballin3 October 17, 2010

60πŸ‘ 8πŸ‘Ž


wheel and deal

(English) To manipulate a situation to your advantage using crafty means.
(Ebonics) To play da gizzame like Dr. J play basketball.

Watch out for that bitch, nigga, she knows how to wheel and deal. Ho'll hit you up for all yo' skrilla.

by Nick D February 8, 2004

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