1. Do you speak “Coupon?”
There’s a whole set of lingo that comes with couponing.
According to Wendy Cajina of the San Marcos Library coupon
club, southerncalisaver.com is great resource for coupon
clippers in southern California. Besides posting deals, the site
has a page of terms used by couponers. Click ahead to “test”
your knowledge of a few of them. You’ll see a term, then get
the explanation on the next slide.

2. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Blinkie

3. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Blinkie
the machines that are attached
to grocery shelves that have a
red blinking light and spit out
coupons

4. Do you speak “Coupon?”
BOGO

5. Do you speak “Coupon?”
BOGO
buy one, get one
(usually free or half off)

6. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Catalina Machine

7. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Catalina Machine
the machines at registers that
produce long receipt-like
coupons for future purchases

8. Do you speak “Coupon?”
ONYO

9. Do you speak “Coupon?”
ONYO
on your next order (offers such
as spend $25 and save $10 on
your next shopping order)

10. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Peelie

11. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Peelie
A peelable coupon found on a
product

12. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Tearpad

13. Do you speak “Coupon?”
Tearpad
coupons that are on a pad
located on a display or shelf
near a product

14. Do you speak “Coupon?”
OK, now that you’ve got some
lingo down, go forth and save.