black dollar

Noun. The time period around 1986 where Steve Jobs stated that he would accept a salary of only one dollar per year in order to be reassigned the career as CEO of apple.
Origin: After a dream my friend had about something called the black dollar, I happened to find a biography of Steve Jobs, which then reminded me of the dream, and this definition is a pun on that dream.

The black dollar was an interesting time period in Steve Job's life.

by Mc'Blindy May 31, 2010

Black Dollar

A black dollar is a $100 bill.

Man that’s some bullshit, I’ll put a black dollar down that you ain’t about that.

by robwittajob October 23, 2025

back dollar

The largest bill you have.

This originated from the system of placing your one dollar bills in the front of your wallet and moving back to the largest in the back. For example: you have two one dollar bills, a five, and a hundred... you would put them in in that order.

He's so broke that his back dollar is a one.

by The Red Willow October 27, 2008

Two-dollar auction block heifer

An oversized, unattractive woman who thinks she’s a 10, but is merely a 1.

That two-dollar auction block heifer was man because she was passed up after last call at the bar.

by Jack Kingofferson September 22, 2018