3 definitions by Imatworkrightnow
Sadness, depression, or general anxiety caused when someone with little money, whether a college student, jobless college graduate, or just a general ghetto fool, who is forced to pay for something (relatively) expensive.
Extreme money-sadness is defined as money-depression.
Extreme money-sadness is defined as money-depression.
I had to pick up that $70 tab last night when we played Credit Card roulette, and after I checked my bank account this morning I was totally money-sad. *sigh*
I'm gonna go lay on the floor until it goes away or turns into money-depression. *sigh*
I'm gonna go lay on the floor until it goes away or turns into money-depression. *sigh*
by Imatworkrightnow February 23, 2009
Currently over 3 million people in the US suffer from money-depression. Over %25 of people in the US have at one time suffered from money-depression. Usually money-depression is alleviated when someone suffering from the syndrome publicly attacks someone of a higher social standing.
Charles: My extreme money-depression has led me to sell my summer house, dear chap.
John: Fuck you, I have fucking $20 in my bank account and two eviction notices taped to my door! Go to hell and die you Brit Money-anus!
John: Fuck you, I have fucking $20 in my bank account and two eviction notices taped to my door! Go to hell and die you Brit Money-anus!
by Imatworkrightnow February 23, 2009
A verb used to describe a person's night where, though the memories may remain unknown to the descriptee, they threw up, made an ass of themselves, and inconvenienced (by embarrassing) their friends and society in general.
Dude (entering apartment at 11AM): Excuse mine hangover eye-bags, maiden. Pray tell, what activities did I engage in last night?
Dudette: You got drunk and embarfassed everyone so we left you on Boylston and Pine without your wallet. By the way, here it is; I used the money to buy myself a cab home.
Dudette: You got drunk and embarfassed everyone so we left you on Boylston and Pine without your wallet. By the way, here it is; I used the money to buy myself a cab home.
by Imatworkrightnow March 8, 2011