Mechanic money shot

When you're draining a fluid from your car (oil, coolant, trans fluid, etc.) and it splashes out of the drain pan and gets all over your face.

*Tim pulls the drain plug and the oil splashes onto his face* Yeah baby, Tim just got the 'ol mechanic money shot right to the face!

by hgivjbnk October 14, 2025

Monei

A Queen, top one in charge, one of a kind and none alike

I admire her so much she's truly a Monei.

by M.Monroe May 11, 2024

Daddy's Money

Usually referred to McNicholas students who are given everything by their father's. These people have no idea how the real world works and will soon learn that not even Daddy can win football games for them.

"Let's take football pictures by a 2024 Ford Bronco".
"But that car doesn't even look cool".

"I know but it's expensive and it's Daddy's Money anyway".

by CoachMikeOrlando August 22, 2024

money for fun

Basically, when someone has 'money for fun' that means they have a lot of money in which they can use to do whatever they want - also a very zesty rapper by the name of Drake made a collaboration with an artist and randomly said zesty "MONEY FOR FUN!" when he was spitting bars.

"I have money for fun."

by ImAlwaysSoTired November 7, 2023

Wallet In The Money

A phrase that is neither negative or positive and is solely meant to express one's exasperation towards another

"Man why do you have to be such a wallet in the money"

by SaucemasterXX April 21, 2024

No Money No Honey

A good rule to live by meaning if you have no money you should probably not be looking for a honey considering you won't be able to afford going on dates and such.

I'm too broke too date I need to follow the rule No Money No Honey and focus on getting a stable source of income before I start swiping on Tinder all the time again. I don't want to make my partner feel disrespected or neglected, especially during the holidays.

by SassafrassBB January 2, 2022

an awkard amount of money

An amount of money that at face value is significant and helpful, but doesn't come close to what is necessary for your needs and obligations.

I won $50,000 in the lottery! An awkard amount of money. It's like $32,000 after taxes. I have like $200,000 in student debt and my annual overhead is $100,000 and I owe $40,000 on my car. I can't really do anything with this money. It's a lot, but it doesn't really help in my day to day lifestyle and doesn't make much of a dent in my debts.

by Tubby Crockett November 15, 2021