You're Paying!

A phrase used by a Wobbly in response to an invitation to partake of an activity which involves spending money, or to buy an item directed at said Wobbly.

X: "Wanna go see the Monaco GP?
Wobbly: "You're Paying!

by PeugeotDriversSuck June 9, 2018

pay the 180

When a situation gets turned around during a deal gone wrong and you have something stolen from you that you were trying to sell. You may have to take a financial hit and "pay the 180". Likewise if someone is trying to sell you something and instead steals your money, if they cannot be caught you have to pay the 180. 180 as in 180 degrees.

He took the bag and drove off without giving you the money. Then he crashed and the car exploded. Looks like this time you just have to pay the 180.

by bloooooo September 9, 2016

pay a compliment

Flatter or praise to someone.

Pay a compliment: Flatter or praise to someone.
He paid her a compliment when he told her she looked like a model

by Patoedu14 June 9, 2016

cory pay

The greatest man to walk this earth. Loved his sister more than life it’s self. Hands down the greatest man you would ever meet. Amazing Christian, loyal friend, very wise. Brother to all he meets, loved by all. Died February 22, 2018. Just wants Annie to know that he loves her.

Woah, who’s that cowboy?
That would be Cory Pay

by Motocole77 February 24, 2019

Pai fan

Greek rapper also known as paidi fantasma or FANN and is one of the best rappers in greece

-Did you hear the new pai fan album?
-yea it's shit his older ones are better
-I agree

by Chemicalas September 12, 2022

Pay-to-win

When you can use money to get a significant advantage over other players in video games.
Prime example: EA Sports

Dude, you’ve spent 400 bucks on this game and yet you still lost to that level 1 with poop gear, what a pay-to-win noob.

by Gdisvvc March 19, 2023

pay the dutchman

1. Pay the price, whatever is being asked, you can't do anything about it.

2. A bit of graft, something on the side or under the counter, if not outright extortion or protection money.

Not the same as baksheesh.

Probably related to 'gelt'.

You've got to pay the Dutchman.

by ackbargus May 23, 2011