Coupon Lingo

Without the language you may find yourself lost. So this page is a list of terms to help you navigate through the blog.

Inserts - are usually found in the middle of the Sunday paper, it is a group of coupon and circulars.
RP- Red Plum, one of the sources of coupons in the Sunday insert (will list schedule of the Sunday's that it in the insert, usually not every Sunday)(also if you want to print, use redplum.com.
SS- Smart Source, a booklet of coupons that are also available in Sunday papers./smartsource.com P&G= Protocol & Gamble insert in Sunday paper.
BOGO  or B1G1- a coupon that allow you to buy one item and get one item free (my fav)
Blinkie- Smart Source machine with a red blinking light on it 
CAT- Coupon that prints form a Catalina machine at the register or from a machine in store.
DEAD- a deal no longer valid
DND- Do Not Double
ECB- Extra Care Buck (earned at CVS)
ES- Easy Saver, found in Walgreens rebate booklet
EX- Expired or expire on
GM- General Mills Insert found in newspaper every month or two
IP- internet printable coupon
MQ- Manufacturer coupon
MIR- Mail in Rebate
NED-No expiration date
OOP- Out of pocket (actual money spent)
OOS- Out of stock
OYNO- On your next order ( in most cases OYNO may be one order divided and paid for desperate)
POP- Proof of purchase
Q- Coupon
RC- Rain Check
Run- A planned trip to the store resulting in purchases made with your coupons
STACKING- The use of both manufacturer and store coupon together
Stockpiling- Storage location where you place your excess deals that are not for immediate use
DOUBLE- A coupon that a store doubles the face value
TEARPAD- A pad of rebates/coupons found hanging from a store self or display
TRIPLE- A coupon that a store triples the face value
WYB- When you buy