I can't believe she payed more than 10,000 for half the length of her body of cloth for her new dress.
(Expensive Clothes)
(Expensive Clothes)
by Cheeky Smiles April 13, 2011
something that would normally be overly expensive and not worth paying for, except you stole it. usually used for liquer or some kind of food/drink.
guy1: how was that house party?
guy2: got busted up, but we got some expensive-free liquer from the cabinets.
guy2: got busted up, but we got some expensive-free liquer from the cabinets.
by Adam Sandler May 22, 2007
Expensive Petroleum is when you are low on petrol and you go to an expensive gas station and ask if you can pay for the petrol and they say €300+ . You watch so much Harry Potter you say EXPENSIVE PETROLEUM (expecto patronum is in Harry Potter)
You: How much for the petrol?
Shopkeeper: €500
You: (watches to much Harry Potter) EXPENSIVE PETROLEUM!!
Shopkeeper: €500
You: (watches to much Harry Potter) EXPENSIVE PETROLEUM!!
by BoonJr1 July 16, 2022
An electric cord having a standard plug at one end and a standard electric jack at the other.
With current prices up to $4 per foot, expensive cords are recognizing that all extension cords are expensive and they should be called what they are; expensive cords.
With current prices up to $4 per foot, expensive cords are recognizing that all extension cords are expensive and they should be called what they are; expensive cords.
by ChipAndMo March 21, 2021
by Zais April 21, 2021
When a man (or a woman) does something for the hopes that he will receive boob. Usually within the context of money, like paying for dinner so that something sexual will happen after.
Alex: Are you going to prom?
Brian: Nah, it's titty expensive.
Alex: What?
Brian: If I ain't getting titty, it's too expensive.
Brian: Nah, it's titty expensive.
Alex: What?
Brian: If I ain't getting titty, it's too expensive.
by Shollyboster May 27, 2017
legal theft by a governing body so that they can take a raise in salary that they are not entitled to by constitution
the pennsylvania legislature was barred by taking a raise they voted for but unvouchered expenses allowed them to take that raise early and without question.
by Spencer L November 3, 2005