fifty

In Cork, Ireland means your date not showing up.

She never came. I got a fifty.

Origin unknown.

by Gearóid Ó Laoi April 25, 2005

fifty

fifty
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he owe me fifty dollars.

by Mimi White December 5, 2003

fifty

Being sexually excited by a minor event. Pertaining to 'fifty degrees', the angle of an erection.

"Oh my lord, they have 24 on DVD?!"
"Jesus, don't have a fifty over it..."

by ross-l-f June 27, 2005

fifty

Something large, surprising in it's appearance, or otherwise unique in it's context at the moment. This expletive is used to verbally describe something while having said object or thing being presented to another person or persons. The origination of this term comes from the number fifty being of significant numerical size, it's verbal use as a visualization of something big or unique, and the phonetics of the word itself being somewhat catchy or effective in it's verbal presentation.

Johnny and Michael are waiting for the bus. Johnny pulls a big booger out of his nose, shows it to Michael, and says "OMG!!! FIFTY!!"

by realgerg August 1, 2006

fifty

1 a numerical value

2 a quantitative value

3 to split in half

1 50

2 there are fifty sheep

3 DUDE, com'mon man, lets go fifty on a pack of Newps. or come on dude we went fifty, let me get some.

by mandakalv July 19, 2009

Fifty-Fifty

A fifty-fifty is an alcoholic beverage containing one half Dubra (about 2 shots worth) and half Hawaiian Punch. This generally fills about half a Solo cup. It's possible to make this with other low-shelf vodka' the point of the 50-50 relationship is that this beverage is only for those with high tolerance for bad alcohol. Two Fifty-Fifties will get a person tipsy. Blame the dirty dubes.

After her second Fifty-fifty, the girl began rolling on the ground in fits of tipsy laughter.

by CharlesDarwinQuotes November 8, 2010

fifty fifty

Slang term used primarily by African-American prostitutes in the early 1970's when soliciting Johns in Far Rockaway, Long Island. A suck and a fuck.

"Yo baby, how about a fifty fifty?"

by [e-mail] June 4, 2007