dimed out

When one tells a figure of authority something that another has done something that the authority does not gree with

Dan smoked and Johny dimed out Dan to the police or "po-po".

by IcePick Oski June 11, 2006

stack of dimes

A weld that has well defined and uniform ripples, similar to a stack of coins on an angle.

A stack of dimes is most commonly seen on aluminum bicycle frames.

by wbw5000 May 20, 2010

nickels on the dime

This is a phrase that's used during negotiations.

It basically means that what you're asking for would make your share too large.

aka asking for 2 nickels per 1 dime

person 1: "So what percentage would I be taking?"
person 2: "I'd give you seven, we could shake and make it happen"
person 1: "I wasn't born this morning, eighteen would be just fine"
person 2: "Why not just go ahead and ask for nickels on the dime?"
person 1: "Fifteen"
person 2: "I'd do eight"
person 1: "twelve"
person 2: "seven"
person 1: "ugh fine, 10?"
person 2: "nine it is then"
person 1: "...deal"

by grass_head October 31, 2020

dime a dozen

cheap, easily replaced, not valuable

Guys like that are a dime a dozen.

by Anonymous October 26, 2003

dimed out

in music, to turn the knob of an amplifier to the "10" position, ie maxed out.

"Play louder motherf@cker! The drummer is all over you in the mix."

"What the h@ll you want me to do man, I'm already dimed out!"

by ROBN8R January 18, 2010

drop dime

Drop dime means to rat someone out, or reveal information, in any situation. It derived from late 1960's and 70's South, where there were 33 fires a day at one point, and crime was the highest it ever was. Thus, many people would rat to save thier own ass, and they'd use a dime because that's what it cost.

Yo man, somebody dropped dime on me. My probation officer know about my bid'ness.

by Joe Leffe December 4, 2003

drop a dime

To narc somebody out, like Huggy Bear always does on Starsky and Hutch.

Huggy Bear's always dropping a dime, I can't believe he's still alive.

by King Whang August 25, 2005