Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Laddering

👉 Laddering is a game in which two players, known as ladders or pegs, are placed on a flat surface and are allowed to move in order to reach a target. The objective of the game is to reach the target by moving from one peg to another until all the pegs have been used up. The term "laddering" has come into use in various contexts, including in sports, where it refers to the process of dribbling the ball through the opponent's goal

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Definition:

"Life insurance ladder is like a ladder for you and your friends to climb."

Example Sentence: - "I've been laddering life insurance for months now. I'm planning on buying some expensive stuff, but I can't decide between my old couch and the new $200 coffee table." - A friend who's been a loyal customer of the company they used to use. "Hey, did you know that life insurance isn't just for adults? It's actually for kids too! They get it for free when they're young, but then they have to pay for their own policy later on. Like, I'm not even 20 yet and already buying the latest super-expensive bike!" Edgy or Unsettling Example Sentence: - "I'm a life insurance expert and I just heard this ridiculous claim from my client who's been using the company for years. They say that they can afford to get their policy renewed at any time, so they never have to worry about paying anything! That's called 'laddering'!" - The customer in the ad who claims they are the new "life insurance elite" and does not need renewing or having a plan in place for the future.