One of the first things I hear from people who are interested in couponing is that they don't understand the lingo or know what all the abbreviations mean.
I've decided to compile a list of the most common abbreviations (and even some definitions) I've come across. Feel free to inform me if I missed one!
These are in no particular order:
Q - Coupon
MQ or MC - Manufacturer's Coupon
IP - Internet Printable
NLA - No Longer Available (Typically in reference to printable coupons)
NLA - No Longer Available (Typically in reference to printable coupons)
OOP - Out Of Pocket
OOS - Out of Stock
OOS - Out of Stock
RC - Rain Check
GC - Gift Card or Gift Certificate
YMMV- Your Mileage May Vary
MM - Money Maker
MM - Money Maker
ISO - In Search Of
UFT - Up For Trade
BD - Breakdown
BD - Breakdown
WYB - When You Buy
BOGO or B1G1 - Buy One Get One
B1G2 - Buy 1, Get 2 Free
B2G3 - Buy 2, Get 3 Free
ECBs - Extra Care Bucks (At CVS)
DG - Dollar General
FD - Family Dollar
DG - Dollar General
FD - Family Dollar
Wags - Walgreen's
RR - Register Rewards (At Walgreen's)
RA - Rite Aid
VV - Video Values (Coupons at Rite Aid)
+Up - Plus Up Rewards (At Rite Aid)
HT - Harris Teeter
ZVR - E-Coupons that you can load to your loyalty card for additional savings.
SD - Super Doubles
OYNO - On Your Next Order
Cat - Catalina (These are coupons that print out with your receipt)
Peelies - Coupons that are attached to an item.
MIR - Mail In Rebate
DND - Do Not Double
Exp - Exipres or Expired or Expiration Date
SS - Smart Source (Insert)
PG - P&G (Insert)
RP - Red Plum (Insert)
KFR - Kellogg's Family Rewards
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