buck nickel

The amount of five dollars.

The term combines buck with nickel. Essentially a dollar multiplied by the numerical value of a nickel 1X5 = 5. Hence, a buck (one dollar) nickel (five cents). The colloquial term has a negative connotation indicating the sheer minuscule value of five dollars, usually used as an insult towards impecunious individuals.

Coined by Tiktoker Kim Woods (no pun intended).

“I charged him a buck nickel to hit the blunt, easy chump change”.

“He’s a dust bucket with L motion. He doesn’t even have a buck nickel in his broke ass Amiri pockets”.

by barbie baddie March 10, 2024

Fart Nickel Butt

When you fart and theres a nickel up your butt

Bruzz1: "Theres A nickel in my butt and I just farted"
Bruzz 2 "Are you Nickel Butt farting rn?"
Huzz: Hawk Tuah!

Fart Nickel Butt

by FartNikelButter December 29, 2024

Eye necker

When your driving and don't want to be caught rubber necking while passing an accident so you just use your eyes instead of turning your head.

Babe!! Pay attention. Stop eye necking that wreck. I see you under those sunglasses you eye necker

by Bauseman1 May 28, 2025

Bitch Nickel

Someone who isn't worth 5 cents and they're a bitch.

"You're just a bitch nickel"

by Cynical Zero July 15, 2025

Chocolate Covered Wooden Nickel

A butt hole anus brown eye stink star

Go to jail and you may just take it in the chocolate covered wooden nickel

by Paisley_pony March 28, 2012

Blanche the rubber necker

Anyone who nearly breaks their neck to gaze upon the test answers of other people. We call them Blanche the Rubber Necker no matter what their name is because Blanche is such an unnapealing name that they deserve it.

"A, B, D, C, Blanche the rubber necker copied my test answers verbatim! Including the quesiton about the definition of verbatim! How's your mom? Is she good? Good. I know she had that brief fit with bronchitis, that had my worried. What's that? This example is sitll going on? Why haven't they stopped quoting me yet? Did they not get the fucking point? Blanche the rubber necker, it's simple. Go away."

by Sean of old December 28, 2012

Expecting gold out of nickels

A phrase often said by a person who has been hired for a low wage and does an adequate job but gets yelled at or talked down to anyways like they are hired you to be the second coming of Christ.

Manager: I told you yesterday to re-organize isle 22! You wasted a whole day!

Worker: I was told to put out stock and help unload the truck, you keep expecting gold out of nickels.

by Poyuma February 19, 2018