Premium in game currency

A premium in game currency is obtainable only through buying it with real world currency, and its used mainly for exclusive content such as cosmetics

I need some premium in game currency for that skin

by Gaming guru August 10, 2018

ROBLOX The Game / Robux (Currency Ingame)

If you see people saying 'PLS ROBUX' They mean the currency in-game, You will have to pay for them. And if they say 'ROBUX PLSS' even if you dont know what Robux means, im here to explain what it means.
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1 - Noobs On Robux
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They beg for robux so that they can change their avatar and buy some game passes. Noobs could spend robux quickly. Most of the noobs start off with 2017 Avatar , Softies and Wanna-be Copy And Pastes/Slenders. After they spent their robux, they'll might keep begging so they could change.

Robux The Currency Ingame, You can buy it from the game ROBLOX.
ROBLOX The Game / Robux (Currency Ingame)

by iiqxlvs fan May 16, 2021

currency sexual

Someone whose sexual arousal comes from getting paid for sexual acts or having sex with someone with lots of money and possessions.

I don't get sexually aroused by looks, I get horny when I'm getting paid I'm a currency sexual.

by Cairo Leading February 23, 2022

Currency

When something is good, sweet, gnarnia, etc. Usually used as a substitution for "money".

Also see: dollars

Denny's hashbrowns are so good. Shit's currency, dude.

by Chamby November 27, 2007

Troll Currency

The currency that trolls use. If a troll says they bought something, it was bought using troll currency, because they're trolling you. They bought nothing. 1 unit in troll currency is equivalent to exactly .00012 US dollars.

"I can not tell you if you got ripped off in your magic carpet purchase because I can not mentally convert troll currency to pesos"

by monique572 December 6, 2009

conversational currency

Using facts, links, photos, videos and articles as units of exchange across social networks.

"Wow Vic, that blog post you linked to was amazing- that's some good conversational currency right there."

by Aplusbar January 27, 2010

cupcake currency

When corporations try to keep their young staff happy by subsidising meagre incomes with baked goods.

Startup culture has created a generation of pre-diabetics who are subsidised with cupcake currency.

by ladyluck81 August 12, 2014