dumb hol horse players man, always making me pay The Hol Tax to even land one hit. Who at capcom thought this character was balanced?
by whotookCunC October 21, 2019
(Noun) the money spent on gifts or treats for one's significant other, in order to show devotion to said significant other.
Also may refer to the money spent in the efforts to begin a relationship with a prospective partner.
May be abbreviated to RT or R-Tax
Also may refer to the money spent in the efforts to begin a relationship with a prospective partner.
May be abbreviated to RT or R-Tax
e.g.
1. "He'll suffer tonnes of relationship tax with a girl like that."
2. "She paid a lot of relationship tax buying him that car."
1. "He'll suffer tonnes of relationship tax with a girl like that."
2. "She paid a lot of relationship tax buying him that car."
by Kyzer_13 July 15, 2009
The ludicrous extra amount of money people ask for when selling things in Australia during the covid pandemic.
Did you see how much old mate wanted for his 79 series LandCruiser? 30k more than it's worth.
Bloody covid tax mate, Tell him he's dreamin'
Bloody covid tax mate, Tell him he's dreamin'
by MaddogTannin March 07, 2021
The United tax is when clubs inflate football player valuations by 60-70% when Manchester United register an interest, because they know how easy it is to rinse ManU for everything they've got.
"Harry Maguire would be worth £30m if it wasn't for the United tax, but Leicster are demanding £90m"
by ElMondo1629 July 31, 2019
by PsycleMD November 21, 2012
The portion of the goods or services acquired or earned by children that can be claimed by their parent(s).
Child: Dad, look at all the candy I got for Halloween!
Dad: Cool. Give me your peanut butter cups.
Child: What? Why?
Dad: Parental tax.
Dad: Cool. Give me your peanut butter cups.
Child: What? Why?
Dad: Parental tax.
by Riconator October 30, 2010
A term given to the act of paying to partake in activity that is (or should be) free.
(Occasionally referred to as 'Sucker Tax')
(Occasionally referred to as 'Sucker Tax')
Paying to enter a battle of the bands competition when other bands have not.
"Those boys got rinsed with Dickhead Tax"
"I'll let him come to my birthday party, but first I'll rinse him with Dickhead Tax"
"You can have a go on this swing after me bro... for 50p (Dickhead Tax)"
"Those boys got rinsed with Dickhead Tax"
"I'll let him come to my birthday party, but first I'll rinse him with Dickhead Tax"
"You can have a go on this swing after me bro... for 50p (Dickhead Tax)"
by Asunder July 03, 2012