Define Surplus Meaning

while dickin' a female down, that's what you can hold or make bounce real fast : a piece of breast or ass.

Referring to a person, of no apparent worth or use

Older military gear (mostly clothes) which is now being sold on civilian market. Usually issued and worn but sometimes also brand new.

A measurement equal to the ammount of breast that won't fit in ones mouth.

an economic term for the benefit you get (or retain) when you obtain something for less than you think it is really worth.

In city, county, state, and federal governmental organizations, a surplus is a situation where such organizations take in more money than they pay out.

The surplus of money that comes after a break-up. Often spent on new clothing and electronics. Only applies to working males.

A word coined by former Silicon Alley Reporter columnist Clay Shirky to describe the free time that people have on their hands to engage in collaborative activities, specially as applies to web 2.0.

the amount of goods and services that a country exports, minus the goods and services that it imports *in a calendar year*. In 1999 Japan exported much more than it imported, so it had a trade surplus. The same year, the United States imported more than it exported, and therefore had a large trade deficit.

While Japan had a trade surplus and the USA had a trade deficit, both had something called a trade balance, which was negative for the USA and positive for Japan.

A country can have an overall trade deficit (like the USA in all years since 1980) and still have trade surpluses with individual countries (e.g., the USA occasionally has trade surpluses with Brazil).

The surplus warrior is someone who goes out to a military surplus store and buys military uniforms, plate carriers, surplus helmets, and all the other tacticool gear. The pretend that they're in the military and many of them think that they could be in the special forces despite never exercising.