Definitions by Arminkshipper

ready

available money; cash.

Ready: To have enough money or resources to do something, often used in the context of having cash on hand.

Origin: The term "ready" in this context is a colloquialism, likely stemming from the need for quick, accessible funds. It emphasizes the immediate availability of money for spending.

Examples:

* "I need to get some ready for the weekend trip."
* "Before we go out, let's make sure we have enough ready for dinner."
* "He didn't have much ready, so he couldn't buy the game."

ready by Arminkshipper March 21, 2026

this

When you're talking about something or someone new in a story, this is what you use.

I turned around, and there was this big mummy standing next to us!

this by Arminkshipper March 21, 2026

dude

a city- dweller, especially one vacationing on a ranch in the western US.

The dude struggled to saddle the horse during his ranch vacation.

dude by Arminkshipper March 16, 2026

will do

expressing willingness to carry out a request or suggestion.

"“Might be best to check.” “OK, will do.”"

will do by Arminkshipper March 16, 2026

like so

in this manner.

"the votive candles are arranged like so"

like so by Arminkshipper March 16, 2026

like that

with no preparation or introduction; instantly or effortlessly.

"he can't just leave like that"

like that by Arminkshipper March 16, 2026

he's all that

be very attractive or good.

"He thinks he's all that—Yeah, God's gift"

he's all that by Arminkshipper March 16, 2026