" options "

 [ "options" ]

1: A more vague term than crush, meaning you feel more indifferent about that person. However you wouldn't mind dating them. * Can be derogatory when used in the right context.

  * e.g.,  ... Male A : Man I love passing in highschool, cause there's just so many options that walk by! 

 [ "Option" ]

1: an option, is a male or female who is viewed by another person as someone they would like to have sex with, this is based purely on the physical appearance and is rarely acted upon, but often fantasized about.if sex is had with an "option" they loose their status, and become fling's or sex buddies.more than one option can be considered at one time i don't have "potentials" i have options.

  * e.g.,  ... when two people flirt outrageously and connect on a purely physical level, they can be viewed as the one of the others "options" - wow hes so hot - dibs as my option! 

 [ "The option" ]

1: You always have the option, no matter what.

  * e.g.,  ... Student 1: 10 page report! WTF! 

 [ "No Option" ]

1: A 'No Option', is a term used to describe the action of a man (typically) going in for a pull (kiss) without the unspoken agreement of the other person (typically a women) – often ends in a slap, punch (from the annoyed boyfriend) or a pull. The term is infamous & frequently used among the UK's University Ski Clubs such as the MMUFS and SKUM.

  * e.g.,  ... When a group of lads are out on the pull, typically one will be smashed – walk up to a hot bird who they'd had some kind of brief communication with maybe an acquaintance and try and pull a No Option on them regardless of the situation or status of that person (ie with the boyfriend / married maybe). 

 [ "Optional" ]

1: Not mandatory; A decision can be made in this situation.

  * e.g.,  ... Watching TV is more often than not optional. 

 [ "option" ]

1: (FINANCE) a type of financial derivative; a certificate that gives the owner the right to buy (or sell) a fixed amount of a specific thing for a specific price (the strike price). An option to buy something else is called a call option; an option to sell something else is called a put option. An option has a strike price, which is the price at which you are entitled to buy (or sell) the underlying commodity, or stock, or foreign currency, or whatever. Options allow the owner to speculate in the possibility that market prices will change in a certain direction, without actually spending the value of the underlying item. For example, suppose WTI crude is $875/bbl. In order to make $1000 off of a $0.25 increase in the price, you ordinarily would need to own 4000 bbls of crude, which you can't afford. So, instead, you buy a call option for 4000 bbls with a strike price of $875/bbl (i.e., exactly what it is now). This option will cost a tiny amount of money. If the price goes up to $800/bbl, you don't own the oil, but your options are now worth $1000 to somebody who wants to buy that oil. An option with intrinsic value (for example,a call option whose strike price is less than the spot price) is "in the money." An option with no intrinsic value is "out of the money."

  * e.g.,  ... BILL: So, options are just like gambling, am I right? ANNA: For most people. But if you're already in the business of buying or selling a particular thing, an option can protect you against a bad price movement. BILL: But options on stocks? I mean, unless a company wants to reward its own executives, or something? ANNA: Well, you might need options on stocks to hedge risk, if you're a fund manager. That way you can focus on long-run investing. 

 [ "optional" ]

1: Fuck OWL!

  * e.g.,  ... 1) Check your OWL grade because you just got screwed because you didn't do the OPTIONALS! 

 [ "optional" ]

2: At Vanderbilt, optional means NOT OPTIONAL and not optional means NOT OPTIONAL (aka required).

 [ "Optionality" ]

1: Noun - having more than one good solution for a complex challenge

  * e.g.,  ... We can't put all of our eggs in one basket. We need optionality here. 

 [ "option" ]

1: When a guy is banging some chick from behind, then he pitches her back to a friend, who then takes it to the house.

  * e.g.,  ... Last night, my buddy and I ran the option on your mom. 

 [ "Optioned" ]

1: The past tense for the word option. A word used by uncultured swine instead of opted.

  * e.g.,  ... Gio said, “I optioned not to do the survey about contracting numerous STI’s”