When you are at a strip club and you come in your pants, it leaves a silver dollar stain. You don't wanna be seen with that silver dollar.
Wear black underwear and black pants to a strip club so you don't see that silver dollar.
-Ronnie the limo driver
-Ronnie the limo driver
by ronniethelimodriver0 March 20, 2015
A humorous and worksafe reference to bukkake. Usable as most any part of speech or lexical category provided it is conjugated properly.
Origin: Derived from a mispronunciation of bukkake as "buck cake" instead of "boo ka kay" and subsequently replacing buck, as in currency, with dollar.
Origin: Derived from a mispronunciation of bukkake as "buck cake" instead of "boo ka kay" and subsequently replacing buck, as in currency, with dollar.
(Introduction) "Surfing for porn sure is fun! Huh. What is this 'buck cake?'" *click* "Do not want!"
(Example as a noun, verb, and an adjective) "I gave her some of my dollar cakes by dollar caking on her. It was full of dollar cakey goodness!"
(Interjection) "Oh, dollar cakes!"
(Example as a noun, verb, and an adjective) "I gave her some of my dollar cakes by dollar caking on her. It was full of dollar cakey goodness!"
(Interjection) "Oh, dollar cakes!"
by Steneub January 10, 2010
Retail establishment specializing in Party Supplies, Movie Theater style Candy, off-brand or generic items, and potentially toxic Chinese Imports. All items are price fixed at One Dollar US.
by Tagz December 30, 2009
Twenty Dollars
1.
An amount of currency
The hard value of that amount of currency depends on monetary authority of the issuing country.
A person can have twenty:
Australian Dollars - AUD
Hong Kong Dollars - HKD
United States Dollars - USD
Canadian Dollar - CAD
New Zealand Dollar - NZD
2.
Twenty Dollars can buy many peanuts.
1.
An amount of currency
The hard value of that amount of currency depends on monetary authority of the issuing country.
A person can have twenty:
Australian Dollars - AUD
Hong Kong Dollars - HKD
United States Dollars - USD
Canadian Dollar - CAD
New Zealand Dollar - NZD
2.
Twenty Dollars can buy many peanuts.
Homer: Aww twenty dollars? I wanted a peanut. :(
Brain: Twenty Dollars can buy many peanuts!
Homer: EXPLAIN HOW! D:
Brain: Money can be exchanged for goods and services.
Homer: Woohoo!
Brain: Twenty Dollars can buy many peanuts!
Homer: EXPLAIN HOW! D:
Brain: Money can be exchanged for goods and services.
Homer: Woohoo!
by rzhhhh November 14, 2011
by JoshDyo February 10, 2009
Imaginary currency that can be used for gambling but never has to be paid up. It can be used infinitely.
by DieselDriver October 20, 2015
by thegrinchd June 18, 2018