Yoohoo Money

An amount of money which allows someone to simply summon sales people with a loud "yoohoo" and point to an item they wish to purchase without any need to know price.

"Yoohoo, can I get this right here and oh, two of these."

See documentary "Living with Michael Jackson" where he demonstrates Yoohoo money while shopping at the Venetian in Las Vegas.

by T-Mad July 3, 2009

Big Money

Just another pathetic lie of a nickname for the 45th President of the United States.

Known as Big Money to his family and to his sycophants whose salaries are paid by him, he’s known as the Big Spy in Russia.

by Dr Bunnygirl August 5, 2019

Neux Money

A song that is fire as all hell

“Yo, you heard that song “Neux Money” by Kyle Branch???”

“No, Where can I find it?”

“In his bio @thewndrboyy”

by Lachsa March 24, 2019

Tycoon Money

Big time cash, so much that you can purchase anything you want without even thinking about it.

He bought a yacht last week than ran a couple hundred million. That dude has Tycoon Money.

by the_expert_etymologist October 21, 2010

Stripper money

when you have an ungodly amount of ones in your wallet to be considered normal

1: bro, so i was giving rebecca change
2: and?
3: i got a peek in her wallet, she got Stripper money

by Capital Jupiter March 23, 2022

Money Stick

A male organ, often below average in size, with the sole purpose of compelling its owner to submit financially to unobtainable women.

I sent him a picture to make his money stick hard so he would pay for my lunch

by Mister Big Boy December 10, 2021

time-money

The term emphasizes the fact that money and time are often interchangeable because most individuals earn a per/hour salary. Because unavoidably it must be used recuperating and preparing for work eating, sleeping, on the toilet, showering dressing, shopping, visiting a doctor or dentist, resting, playing, time not used earning a salary is also "time-money".

Concise, logical, effective communication saves time-money, boosts productivity and happiness. Illogical, inconcise, wordy/redundant thus ineffective communication produces confusion, frustration, powerlessness, anger and unhappiness, and drains time-money. Depending on who the individual worker is, in a year the seconds lost as a consequence of inconcise, illogical, ineffective communication ad up to hours, days, weeks, or months. Multiplying that lost time by millions of workers in a nation adds up to years, and those years translate to lost profits and lower the GPA. Do corporations prefer to dumb (down) the masses to sell more products and more junk than to direct schools to teach students to communicate correctly? Look around.

by but for June 15, 2018