Two-Thousands

AKA Two Thousands, 2000s, 2XXXs, 2-Thousands, 2 Thousands etc.
The period between January 1st of the year 2000 and December 31st of the year 2999.

With all the transformations our planet, it's cultures, government, geography, technology, language, music, the way we dress etc are likely to go through, it is highly unlikely that we will get through the Two-Thousands with a world as closely resembling our own as that shown on the cartoon "Futurama."

by Miskatonic Jack 2 November 9, 2008

thousands

just kiss me
and we'll know what to do

like thousands of generations before us

by Krkič June 10, 2019

ten thousandaire

When you reach a net worth of $10,000.

After living a frugal lifestyle for the past year, I became a ten thousandaire today.

by Binger5 July 14, 2015

Thousandnaire

A person with a net worth between $1,000.00 and $999,999.99

- Wealthy thousandnaires are considered upper-middle class to upper-class.

- Moderately wealthy thousandnaires are considered middle-class to upper-middle class.

- Modest thousandnaires are considered lower-class to lower-middle-class.

1. The couple is well on their way to one million dollars, but as of now they are thousandnaires.

2. He/She has a big house, nice car, and thousands in the bank.

3. Well off thousandnaires may invest some money in the stock market to help their funds grow.

by TheLightDreamer December 1, 2011

thousandaire

Thousander is a person who instead of millions has thousands under his or her account.

Kenny used to be a thousandaire before his dad decided to get a van, and he now only has 999 dollars in his account!

by oxy_k July 10, 2011

hundreds and thousands

Hundreds and thousands are what most people from the United Kingdom call the small bits of colourful sweets that often cover ice cream and other deserts.

Often people call hundreds and thousands sprinkles.

Would you like some hundreds and thousands on your ice cream?

by Urban_Abi January 2, 2020

Thousandaire

When someone who comes from an impoverished background shows-off with (often tasteless) flashy jewelry, expensive phones, etc. to demonstrate that they are not as broke as their friends; they're "in the big leagues" because they are not living-off welfare, etc. Pretending to be rich on a small budget.

We were in this dump of a club last night, all these thousandaires were showing-off their new cellphones and lame-ass gold chains.

by Timbotron3000 May 30, 2006