Pay the piper

A statement one makes when collecting money won in a wager or bet of any kind. A reference to The Pied Piper of Hamelin.

Godwin: I got 5 bucks you don't make this shot.

Jep: I will take that bet. *misses his shot*

Godwin: Pay the piper son.

by KnightofNerdom June 19, 2019

paying customer

A term used by entitled people as a justification of their shitty behaviour in a commercial premises they patronise.

Karen: You better show some respect towards paying customers!
Manager: (shows security footage of Karen acting like a Karen)
Karen: Oh shit my cover is blown.

by AwkwrdPrtMskrt May 26, 2020

pay the rent

To go to the bathroom. From the phrase that you never buy beer, you just rent it for a while.

I've drunk so much, it's time to pay the rent

by Malcolmtent December 14, 2008

Pay to win

When you can pay real money to gain advantage in a game.

"Free to play" games like League of legends, being able to pay real life money to earn faster in-game currency, earn faster and more chimps and runes, combined with rune pages. Making it pay to win.

by pay-to-win April 13, 2015

pay-back

Master of teamkilling, ruler of the noobs, king of the et-jungle

Another tk dont be such a pay-back
noob: yes o great pay-back
pay-back it your self

by Van Dale July 7, 2004

gay for pay

a guy or girl who goes into a gay bar and pretends to be lesbian or gay and flirts with guys or girls to get drinks boughten for them

haha woow jd is straight but he was definetly gay for pay last night, woow how pathetic

by yourworstnightmare87 June 5, 2011

pay slap

1. Any employer imposed reduction in empoyment compensation. I.E., hourly pay cut, reduction in scheduled work hours and/or elimination of non-monetary employment benefits. May also be used when employees are asked to contribute a portion of their paycheck to maintain health benefits or pension benefits.
2. A change of employment to a position with lower compensation.

Hotel janitors will take a pay slap in their new contract, with a 9% reduction in gross pay to be applied toward their pension.

The Governor effectively pay slapped state workers by imposing unpaid furlough days two fridays per month.

Tom was so unhappy working on Wall Street, he gladly took a big pay slap to return to teaching high school economics.

by NoMoneyNoHoney August 7, 2010