Below is a list of common coupon terms and lingo and their definitions. They are in alphabetical order.
AY – A coupon found in the All You Magazine
B1G1 – Buy one get one
B2G1 – Buy two get one
Blinkies – The machines at the store that holds coupons you can grab right then to use on your products. They typically are red and having a little “blinking” light – thus the name.
BOGO – Buy one get one (typically assocaited with free)
Catalina – Coupon printers at the checkstands that spits out coupons during/after your transaction for you to use on your next shopping trip
DND – Do not double coupon value
DNT – Do not triple coupon value
ESR – Easy Saver Rebate program at Walgreens
FF – Firefox Browswer
IE – Internet Explorer Browser
Mfr – Manufacturer’s coupon
MIR – Mail in rebate
OOP – Out of Pocket expense (typically associated with rebates, the price you would pay before
OYNO – “On Your Next Order” meaning when a coupon prints, you can use it on your next trip
Peelies – Coupons that you can peel off of packages.
PG – Procter and Gamble coupon insert from newspaper
Printable – A coupon that you print from on-line
RP – RedPlum coupon insert from newspaper or mail
SCR – Single Check Rebate program at Rite Aid
SS – Smart Source Coupon insert from newspaper
Stacking – Using a manufacturer’s coupon with a store coupon
