Vodkaless Beer is waste of money

in Russian tradition drinking beer without the Vodka (to drink Vodkaless Beer) have no sence, better not to drink than to drink just beer, because beer is light alcohol drink, but russian men's tradition is to drink hard, to show the friends the power of the body possibilities

- What will we drink on your party? what have u bought ?
- Many many beers!

- Have u bought Vodka?
-No, i have responsible next day after party! i dont wanna be dead on next day morn!
- You wanna say that the party will have only beers,. without vodka?
- Yeap...
- I say u, how taught me the GrandDad: Vodkaless Beer is waste of money!
-Okay...Sure...lets go buy some Vodkas...

by KlausBorski October 20, 2020

Wet Money

An object that portrays a noteworthy and/or exceptional qualities

Dusty: Hey man! Look at these new shoes.
Matt: I like those.
Ben: Those are wet money!

by Bay Area Lingo June 7, 2016

New Money

New Money is a term for people who made or earned their wealth on their own accord, they were not born into a wealthy family or grew up in wealthy culture. Sometimes used disparagingly by Old Money, in reference to the lack of refinement or sophistication of New Money people.

People who are new money are generally unfamiliar with the "culture of wealth" in America. They may spend their money on different things and associate with a more diverse crowd (other New Money), as opposed to Old Money. Examples of new money would be all these high-tech start-up guys who are fresh out of college, compared to Old Money individuals, who's wealth comes from a variety of inlets and may be recognizable by family name (i.e. the Hiltons, the Kennedys).

We don't associate with Scott and his family, they are new money and don't share the same values as us.

by Malakai Goldberg December 21, 2008

mountain money

Toilet paper. Bum Wad. Keister cleaner.

Don't ever venture into the mountains without it!

Kirsten and Melissa forgot the mountain money on their two-week hike into the wilderness. They never made that mistake again.

by Tuna Wanda June 5, 2005

Run for your money

1. If you think you are correct, or going to win, someone gives you a run for your money if they prove you wrong or beat you.
2. In the event of you doubting someone or wanting someone or something to be right. You may tell someone you’ll give them a run for your money. Their*

Run for your money ~ term, Figure of speech.
“Jason got a run for his money when he tried to play Michael 1-on-1”

by MRxFLAME August 5, 2017

mokey

To smoke tobacco mixed with marijuana out of a waterpipe.

Let's go snap smoke mokey's down at the creek.

by mokeymonster October 18, 2007

crunchy money

this term describes monetary bills of variable denominations which have been earned by one who is dancing at the time the bills are placed onto the dancer's body. As a result the sweat from the dancer's body will be absorbed into the bills and if not pulled straight while still damp, will result in a heaps of crunchy money. Typically the bills will contain phone numbers and will be fold lengthwise as to facilitate placement into various crevices created by the dancer's shapely physiological components.

"did you go to the ATM?"

"no, but I worked last night, so I've got lots a crunchy money"

by MintyLeila June 29, 2005