lime dime

Greatest basketball team with their own ways

Did you see wjhs boys team their so Lime Dime

by Juicegod May 2, 2018

Dime box Tx

A small town right in the actual middle of BFE, population 15 people. The town has a literal dime in a box as it’s center point, don’t f with it. Has a train track that goes right through the middle of it just to remind people there is civilization out of its borders, also a wake up call at 2:00 am, 4:00 am etc. One small convenient store with a 95% chance your item is expired. One summer a strip club popped up in town, and if you didn’t experience that then God was blessing you. You can backroad around the area for hours and forget about how you live in dime box, Tx.

“I live in Dime box Tx.” “Where the h*ll is that?”

by anonymous December 6, 2021

dime

A person who has a very round shape from the front or back, however when viewed from the side is flat and thin.

"Look at that woman there, she is so round.....where did she go? Oh she is just a dime if I ever saw one"

by i am so amazing June 16, 2009

Dime

In football, a dime is a perfect pass. A dime is often a long distance bomb, a perfectly placed ball, a touchdown, or even all of the above.

"Did you see that dime on Sunday night football?"

"Yeah, 60 yards, perfect touch, I watched it a dozen times"

by Johnathon J. Johnson V November 11, 2020

A nickel too much to get a dime

When someone is in need of public assistance, but make a nickel too much to be eligible.

"The cost of living has gone up so much that we're struggling to get by. I'm getting less food for a much higher price than a year ago, and my public assistance applications were denied. We would honestly be in a better place if I quit work and become eligible for all of the public assistance programs because right now I make a nickel too much to get a dime!"

by •R-C-O_4786• February 21, 2023

dropped a dime

It kinda means that you said something to someone knowing that it would get back to the person that you wanted to tell it to.

I dropped a dime to john Doe the other night etc.

by Heman1137 May 22, 2018

Drop a dime for a nickel

Willing to turn someone in or call the cops even at personal cost.

Derived from 'drop a dime' i.e. 'snitch' combined with 'I would do that for a nickel'

A: "Don't tell him, he'll turn you in"
B: "But wouldn't he get in trouble too?"
A: "He would drop a dime for a nickel"

by TinMoths December 18, 2021