clevelands

Similarly to “Benjamins” being used as lingo for 100 dollar bills, the term “Clevelands” is a“slang” or “street” name, that can be used to casually or discretely reference a sum of, or multiples of $1,000 dollars. The name “Cleveland” comes from the president who was pictured on the $1,000 bill, Grover Cleveland.

I just saved 5 Clevelands on a new car.

Someone threw a baseball thru my living room window...this is going to cost me at least 2 Clevelands.

I’ll give you a Cleveland for that fill in the blank right now!

by Jeff Seattle October 09, 2020

coved up

Infected with Covid-19, Corona Virus Disease. Applies to people, places.

Don’t sit on that couch, the last person to use it was confirmed to have Covid-19, so now the whole couch is coved up

by Jeff Seattle May 05, 2020