Play Money

A term used in Australia to justify using money to gamble or invest with it feeling guilty of losing it.

I used some of my play money to buy bitcoin.

by Skizter October 29, 2020

Money Moves

An Action Some one Does That Has the Person Think About Him/Her For The Rest Of The day

Want to go on a date “Money Moves”

by Urban dictionary of California November 7, 2020

National Give Katie Tregunna Money Day

On this day you give money to everyone called Katie Tregunna no matter how big or small but must be over 1 pound

“guess what day it is today! It’s national give katie Tregunna money day”
“Oh god better save up”

by katie_xoxox October 8, 2020

National Give Katie Tregunna Money Day

On this day you give money to everyone called Katie Tregunna no matter how big or small but must be over 1 pound

“guess what day it is today! It’s national give katie Tregunna money day”
“Oh god better save up”

by katie_xoxox October 8, 2020

gas money

road head; oral payments for a guy picking someone up and driving them around and not wanting monetary compensation.

1. Jessica gave Jeff some gas money, as a thank you for taking her to the party. 2. I'll give you gas money if you pick me up.

by Hamlet Lynn October 16, 2020

d-money

d-money is a music producer and a rapper, known for smoking 3 packs a day. He became famous after releasing his smoke diet of 3 packs a day, he appeared on multiple late night shows like Jimmy Fallon show and The Late Late show with James Corden. He started producing music and rapping after millions of fans pushed him into the music industry!

Guy1: We out here smokin' 3 packs a day just like the king himself
Guy2: That's true dawg, d-money is the mafuckin king
Guy1: That's why i'm on the D-money smoke diet, 60 darts a day bro
Guy2: Holy Shit dawg imma need to get into that diet, sounds like a good time

by scottishbasterd October 19, 2020

boot money

Paper currency (usually benjamins) stored in a cowboy boot in the back of one's closet in attempt to avoid scrutiny from a significant other or spouse. This money is usually reserved for questionable activities that require heightened discretion.

setting: two guys walk into a strip club

Guy 1 (handed a wad of cash by Guy 2): No way I can accept five hundred dollars in cash
Guy 2: Don't worry about it, dude, this is boot money

by catpaw September 1, 2012