big money

1. Something that is fuckin awesome
2. The amount you make at work that day (If drawn out like "Biiiiiiiiig money" then you made a lot, but if said like ,"eh...big money" that means you didnt make a lot)

"Dude check out my big money shirt"

"How much did you make tonight?"
"Biiiiiiiiiiiig Moneyyyyyy!"

by Wayne Baldwin May 10, 2006

a lot of money

1. a term, in accounting, which defines any lot of money segregated by some means from other lots of money.

2. a term which defines a sum of money that is great and typically impresses those of lesser means. Commonly 381 dollars.

3. a large sum to common people.

1. If you have 2 dollars and separate that lot into 2 lots, each lot could contain 1 dollar or something like that.

2. I paid 381 dollars for my new car radio. Gee, that's a lot of money, I don't even have a car.

3. Modern researchers have determined that common people believe that 381 dollars is a lot of money and will do just about anything for it. see also green twinkie

by nick May 9, 2005

gas money

when you give an attractive girl a ride. gas or ass for payment, gas money" is her giving you head while you drive.

Girl: "Can I get a ride home?"
driver: "give me some gas money"

girl gives him head while driving.

by sam jacobson April 21, 2005

money stretch

A semi-covert stretch done by guys to separate their nutts from the side of their leg.

Man it was hot as balls out there. My nutts were stuck to the side of my legs so I had to hit that money stretch and get them off.

by Homeless Dave September 2, 2005

Money Stroke

The act of almost passing out when hearing the cost of an item.

Shaun: How much is that bucket hat?
Schoolboy: $35
Shaun: Damn! Are you for real? I think i just had a money stroke.

by Sezki March 29, 2014

mommy money

money that is given to people strictly from their parents/or mom, and in most occasions is meant to be spent on useless shit because its from your parents

bro: yo i got 40 dollars in mommy money
dude: you want to buy drugs?

by xfuckstick December 30, 2008

Put the money in my pocket

Used after being praised for doing a good job. A not so subtle way of hinting at a raise. It is usually said after a person has become intoxicated and they may regret saying it afterwards, especially if used multiple times.

Boss: Vic, you've been doing good work recently.
Vic: Put the money in my pocket.
Boss: I'm happy that you got the last project done on time.
Vic: Put the money in my pocket.
(Boss shakes head and walks away)

by A Jamoke May 26, 2010