Coined

A common missconception is that to 'Coin' a phrase means that you are the first person say/write a phrase that is then adopted by the general public.

In fact, to 'coin a phrase' is the first person to earn a buck from it - for example: in the press.

"When you come down to 'brass tacks' - if we may be allowed the expression - everybody is governed by selfishness."

All of the other known early citations either originate in, or refer to, Texas. It is reasonable to assume that the phrase was coined there, in or about the 1860s.

by lion paw March 31, 2008

clout coins

A form of currency used for either party’s, weed, etc. Best form of currency for the wildest people.

“Hey my nigga you need at least 5 clout coins to enter”

by SuperDankMaster420 November 11, 2017

coinwich

Take two dimes and sandwich a quarter between them. Now you have a coinwich.

The coinwich is high in Iron, which makes it vital for women.

by Dan_H September 22, 2006

coiny

That has an abundance of coin. Also coininess, wealthy.

A fellow must be a coiny bird to bank with Bank of England.

by Pasha Phares December 21, 2008

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

coinstar

A person who seeks attention by being flashy and thinks they know it all. In other words, they think they have all the sense (cents).

My boyfriend was coinstar last night at the party. He was dressed up, dancing with hoes and being the comedian.

by jackithepi April 17, 2017

Cointerfeit

Its like counterfeit but, like with coins.

The man buying the rare coin must first check if it is cointerfeit.
Mila, did you check to see if those coins were cointerfeit before you bought them?

by Xiwa June 11, 2019