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an overwhelmingly annoying stock-info show hosted by a man who gets overly excited about stocks The guy on Mad Money uses sound effects to make stocks more exciting
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1. A large amount of cash.
2. An amount of cash a person keeps on hand for emergencies. 3. (both M's capitalized) A popular CNBC TV show in which financial analyst Jim Cramer offers stock tips. 1. I sold some of my old toys on eBay and made mad money off them.
2. When you go out on a date, you should bring some "mad money" with you so that if your date leaves you at the restaurant or movie, you can take a cab home. 3. "Mad Money" is by far the most entertaining financial-advice show on TV. |
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Money kept for unlikely contingencies, for example a rather unsuccessful date. My boyfriend wanted to have sex in his car last night but I didn't. Good thing I had mad money so I could buy a train ticket home.
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Small change you carry around, just in case. A girl needs mad money, my mother always said.
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someone with a large amount of money that d trump has mad money
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