Nickel-head

Thought to be derived from someone who misheard "knucklehead," a nickel-head is someone who's got quite a few screws loose "up there." They aren't the sharpest tools in the shed. Its meaning stems from the fact that a nickel is valued at only five cents, and thus nickel-heads are a step up from their dimwitted cousins, penny-heads.

"I failed my open book quiz."
"You must be a nickel-head."

by sohanasays December 9, 2013

sweet-nickel

n. Anything that is good, or as it should be.

"You look like a sweet-nickel in that outfit."

by Frank Devine November 12, 2006

double nickel

Someone who is 55 years of age

He hit his double nickel this year.

by Cody H S. October 24, 2005

donkey nickels

Imaginary form of currency used to purchase oral sex.

"Hey Rodney how many donkey nickels did you get today for all that dick sucking?"

by Hazy July 25, 2004

Nickel Dick

A dick/penis that is not worth a dime.

"How was your date last night, Joanne?" Asked Katie.

"It was horrible, he had a Nickel Dick." Joanne replied.

"Oh No! That must have been awful!" Katie exclaimed.

by Rikian February 23, 2010

hot nickels

A phrase synonymous with "cool" or "awesome", used to indicate that the subject meets with high approval.

"Damn yo, that ride's hot nickels."

by daerid February 7, 2007

Nickel Slick

A phrase to describe a person who thinks they are are cunning or shrewd, often times in a failing fashion. Possible roots in the fact that nickels have a coating that is more slick that other coins.

Shiiit, that bitch thought she was nickel slick trying to lie and say she was at her girl's house. I know where she really was.

by NALLS_DOC December 1, 2011