what a coin!

Ever had one of those really uncanny experiences? Well then this is the phrase to use! Coin is derived from the Latin word 'coincidence' (i think) and pronounced like the metal bits of money that you use to buy stuff, ie. redskins. Use this newly fashionable expression when you've had a strange happenstance and want to appear cooler than your average punk-ass teenager.

Mel: Hey kate, I just bought a redskin, LAWLZ

Kate: Really? ME TOO

Mel: Holy crap, are you goddam serz?

Kate: Heck yeah!

Mel: What a coin!

Kate: Yr gay. Innit.

by Mel rulez December 14, 2008

Toss a coin to your Witcher

Updated 2020 version of jog on or go away inspired by the hit Netflix series.

If you don't like what you see, you can toss a coin to your Witcher buddy

by TheMightyBooth January 5, 2020

gangsta coin

Money, scrilla, benjamins

Damn, that nigga's making gangsta coin selling that nose candy.

by Sac March 2, 2005

coin-tosser

(a) a man who attempts to cover his homosexuality by acting macho, sporty, or beefy. (b) a sports player on the down-low

Butch is such a coin-tosser; he lifted weights for 3 hours, then fucked Mike in the ass.

by Frank Monroe January 16, 2005

coincilepathy

when you think about someone you haven't heard for or seen in forever and soon after that moment, you run into them or they contct you

"I wonder how John is doing, I haven't heard from him in three months!"
5 minutes later...
Text message from John: "Hey, whats up?"

"Whoa, what a coincilepathy!"

by KSTOF & BBURNS December 1, 2009

Coin-op brain

When one needs a snack, a set time in gaming or anything on a timely basis, just to be slightly less of a moron.

In "Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy", one character had a lemon-op brain

Joe only thinks for 3 minutes after a toilet.
Yea, he got a coin-op brain!

by CogsOfGoo December 3, 2010

comfortable coinage

The preferred return of metal coinage for a given transaction to keep one from being bogged down with unfavorable denominations.

As opposed to taking the full 57 cents change from the cashier, Bob opted to leave the nickel and two dimes behind and pocket only the comfortable coinage.

by J Monty Rivers December 26, 2003