Scottish vernacular: A versatile exclamation, typically used humorously or with mild defiance, to refuse participation, especially when discussing spending money. It can also add a humorous twist in contexts where money isn't directly involved, signalling a playful or cheeky response to any suggestion.
Maw: "Who's gonna help with the dishe.."
Me: "No payin'!"
Man with ski mask: "Aye, so I bumped his motor!"
Me: "No payin'!"
Boss: "We might need you to stay a few extr..."
Me: "No payin'!"
Host: "Your turn to.."
Me: "No payin'!"
Arsehole: "So I only eat kale harvested under a full moon."
Me: "No payin'!"
Also me: "...stop that ya throbber"
Me: "No payin'!"
Man with ski mask: "Aye, so I bumped his motor!"
Me: "No payin'!"
Boss: "We might need you to stay a few extr..."
Me: "No payin'!"
Host: "Your turn to.."
Me: "No payin'!"
Arsehole: "So I only eat kale harvested under a full moon."
Me: "No payin'!"
Also me: "...stop that ya throbber"
by SirFarq November 19, 2024