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dropping Hamiltons

Spending ten dollars, perhaps on a movie. From the Saturday Night Live digital short "Lazy Sunday", featuring Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg.
"You can call us Aaron Burr from the way we're dropping Hamiltons." (This refers to the 1804 duel in which then-Vice President Burr killed Alexander Hamilton, whose portrait appears on the ten dollar bill.)
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The Hamiltons

Having the courage to say whats on your mind, however it sounds.

Balls of steel

No remorse.

"Bro I seen that Lass today but dodnt have the Hamiltons to even say hi to her"
Bro, I seen that lass again tonight but I didn't have the Hamiltons to talk to her

Hamiltons 

A ten dollar bill. Humorous analogy with benjamins for 100 dollar bills, used in the Saturday Night Live video "Lazy Sunday" by Andy Samburg and Chris Parnell.
I reach in my pocket, pull out some dough.
Girl acted lke she never seen a ten befo'.
It's all about the Hamiltons, baby!
...

Roll up to the theater. Ticket buyin' when we're handlin'
You can call us Aaron Burr. From the way we droppin' Hamiltons.
Hamiltons by LordyLordy December 27, 2005

the hamiltons

Speaks mind, balls of steel, couldn't care less, courage.
I haven't got the Hamiltons to even try that scary shit

hamiltonianism

The state of mind and subsequent lifestyle changes caused by repeated exposure to the town of hamilton virginia. with symptoms including excessive chilling, smoking, scheming, occasional boredom, and a general sense of detachment from mainstream society at large.
man carl was crazy and stressed out but then he started hanging out in hamilton and now he laughs and chills out more. he's been converted to hamiltonianism.
hamiltonianism by neb sicnarf September 29, 2008

hamiltonian 

An kind of protectionism and Corporate welfare Economic policy view , as Alexander Hamilton had.
Donald Trump wants to Tariffs Product from Other country because he's the conservative and has a Hamiltonian view
hamiltonian by megate54859 December 30, 2021

Hamiltons 

A subtle derogatory term for Pakistanis. Derived from the Scottish football team Hamilton Academicals, usually known as "The Accies". It rhymes with Pakis, hence Hamiltons.
"Agnes have you seen who has moved in next door?"
"Oh yes! Bloody Hamiltons"
"O well, there goes the neighbourhood!!"
(nods to Monty Python there folks)
Hamiltons by ioxothoth September 15, 2007
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