Burger
(n): A superficially attractive new company whose sole purpose is to tempt buyers in the hope that it can be 'flipped' (sold) before its problems become apparent.
Sand Hill roadkill
(n): Failed company. Named after Silicon Valley's ill-fated venture capitalist district.
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