B1G1 or BOGO – Buy One, Get One. You can use a BOGO coupon with a store BOGO sale and get them both for FREE.
Blinkies – Little red coupon machine in grocery stores with a small red blinking light that spits out coupons.
CAT or Catalina Deal– A group of items that when purchased together produce a money off coupon. The money-off coupon prints out of the Catalina machine that sits next to the cash register.
ESC and ESR – Easy Saver Rebate and Easy Saver Catalog available at Walgreen’s.
ECB – Extra Care Bucks (CVS)
EVOO– Extra Virgin Olive oil, Elmo’s evil twin
FAR – Free after rebate
GM – General Mills
Hang tags -Coupons that hang from the product
HTSFF– How to Shop for Free
IP – Internet printable
ISO – In search of
LTC = Load to Card
MC or MQ – Manufacturers coupon
MFR – Manufacturer
MIR – Mail in rebate
MM – Money Maker
OOP – Out of pocket.
OYNO – On your next order.
Peelies – Coupons you find on the product itself and you “peel” off.
PG – Procter & Gamble
PSP – Pre sale price
Q – Coupon
RA– Rite Aid
RAOK– Random act of kindness.
Rolling– Using store money like CATS or ECB’s to pay for your next order of items.
RP – Red Plum, a Sunday coupon insert.
RR – Register Reward (Walgreen’s)
SASE – Self addressed stamped envelope
SCR – Single check rebate (Rite Aid)
SS – Smart Source, a Sunday coupon insert.
Stack – To stack is to use two coupons together. For example, using a store coupon with a manufacturers coupon on the same item.
Tear pads – A block of coupons where you “tear” individual coupons from.
Wags– Walgreen’s
Wine tag – a coupon that hangs on a bottle of wine. Some say “no wine purchase necessary” and are often for fresh fruit and meat.
WYB – When you buy.
YMMV – Your mileage may vary.