Nickel

Short for a nickel who can get the pickle. This is a girl who you wouldn't date, and may be not show up on the radar but hey she's got a decent rack and you'd be down. She's no dime so you'll catch her standards lower so she's an easy boredom blowjob or go to for nudes. Don't confuse her for a slut because she's too low key for that.

Bob: Hey do you think Brooklyn is cute?

Jim: I mean she's alright I guess.

Trent: Yeah but she's got some solid boobs. She could suck me off.

Jim: You're right, she definitely a nickel.

by Keeping it above par December 12, 2015

nickel-sniffer

a seventh-grader characterized as annoying or bratty, often sweaty, and with a high-pitched voice

Look at that nickel-sniffer sevie.

by Cythonium October 13, 2023

Nickel thick

When a person is beyond thicccc with four c's

Damn, your sister is nickel thick!!!!

by QueenofKristonia January 16, 2020

Nickel Brigade

A procession or gathering of average-looking females.

"What about those girls over there?"
"Nah, I think I'll pass - just a nickel brigade."

by Steneub August 2, 2009

fudger nickels

A phrase used when yelling or making a point of exhaustion, anger, or surprise. Used to avoid cursing.

Fudger nickels! I forgot my phone.

Son of a fudger nickels! I bit my tongue!

by Spazzzzz08 October 31, 2013

Pump'er-nickel

Special fermented German "black bread" dat supposedly makes a gal tipsy enough to be willing to let you perform a "pressurized injection" between her legs, and only charges you five cents for said "ultimate privilege".

Ordinarily da ladies either don't seem overly interested in letting me "get it on" wif dem, or else they want astronomical sums before they'll "surrender da goods" to me. Maybe if I start offering dem tasty PB&J's made wif slices of Pump'er-nickel bread, its fermented-mash content will "loosen them up" sufficiently dat dey'll allow me super-cheap access to their precious "honey-holes", after all.

by QuacksO August 30, 2022

Drop a dime for a nickel

Willing to turn someone in or call the cops even at personal cost.

Derived from 'drop a dime' i.e. 'snitch' combined with 'I would do that for a nickel'

A: "Don't tell him, he'll turn you in"
B: "But wouldn't he get in trouble too?"
A: "He would drop a dime for a nickel"

by TinMoths December 18, 2021