old money

Inherited capital; best when the money has been in the family for at least 3 generations.

The Pews, the Rockefellers, the duPonts, the Fords, the Mellons, and the Vanderbilts all certainly qualify as old money.

by hater123 May 18, 2007

Money

Word to describe people and things of the highest excellence. Opposite of an Ernie.

Big Daddy is sooooo money!

by Megan O'Leary May 2, 2008

money box

Vagina- United Kingdom regional

so 'e put 'is wanger in me money box 'n didn't even pay me tupence."

by J E. Walker May 9, 2003

Money

divorce

"I got no money :/"

by Meme the Great December 7, 2019

Random Money Guy

A random guy who follows you around and every time you do something worth getting paid for but no one else will pay you, he will. Originated in GTA: San Andreas under the pseudonym "insane stunt bonus," but has since been seen in Israeli airports and other unexpected locales.

I just drove my car off a cliff, did a double flip, and landed right side up, so Random Money Guy gave me $22!

I just drove my motorcycle off a building, flipped 3 times, did a quadruple corkscrew, and landed on the roof of a truck on my feet, so Random Money Guy gave me $136!

I just lost all my luggage on the flight, so Random Money Guy gave me $75!

by C J October 25, 2006

Swag money yolo

Adj. absolutely the best thing ever. How to describe something so mind blowing even double rainbow won't work.

dude 1 "did you see that booty"

dude 2 "it was swag money yolo"

by BrUh November 21, 2014

YouTube Money

A noun describing an enormous sum of currency acquired by posting videos on the interwebs.

Generally YouTube wizards have majestically reached this feat by posting videos of kittens, groin shots, live t.v. profanities, and self-help clips.

As soon as 10,000 views has been reached, the video uploader instantly becomes unfathomably rich.

Never over exaggerated and always exact, such as when speaking to a friend:
-"Yo, you finna buy Bears tickets for Sunday?"
-"I'ma buy the team after I get that YouTube Money. Got 50 views yesterday"

Can be used in business situations as well:
-"How is that Q1 report looking"
-"Dismal Sir, but we are projected to turn everything around in Q2. Two words, 'YouTube Money'"

by OogaBoogaMan September 25, 2014