Short for a United States one hundred-dollar bill. This "slang" term (as it is not widely accepted enough to be considered a colloquial expression) is more prevalent among wealthy citizens, socialites and more recently those within the hip-hop cultural movement. Its use in a social context is meant to openly diminish the value of a one hundred-dollar bill to its possessor, so as to say the possessor's financial worth is so great that the highest paper currency denomination to them is equivalent to the actual lowest; i.e. a $100 bill to most is a $1 bill to the possessor, and as a result is considered a "one".
"To invariably experience an erotic dancer's best striptease, spectators should expect to throw some ones."
by jasonphilip September 15, 2011
Lady that brings her kids to the pool everyday but sits under the shelter house and does puzzles every day and yells at her kids+ other peoples kids... we dont like her.
by BSPjournal March 22, 2009
by HappyHenry35 June 13, 2004
Featured in the band U2's song of a similar name, "The One" represents things in life that may only be classified as the one and only, most notably love, life, and dildo.
by Food and Drug Administration June 26, 2003
by UltimateDoge August 23, 2021
What old, out-of touch presidential candidates refer to their opponents as when they are too old and out of touch to remember their fucking names during a debate.
Moderator: Who's gonna kick your ass in the upcoming election?
John McCain: That one. <Points, but does not look at Senator Obama>
John McCain: That one. <Points, but does not look at Senator Obama>
by Mary Mayhem October 09, 2008
by SalmonellqDifferentAccount March 26, 2020