Camel cash

Noun refering to the small pieces of paper glued to the back of Camel cigarette packs. Saved and raded in to recieve 'free' things, unless you count the fact that you bought 20,000 packs of cigs to do it.

The useless pieces of paper covering the backseat floor of my car.

by Richard 'Dick' Nixon August 14, 2004

Camel Cash

Often expressed through :camel: and :dollar: emojis, the phrase camel cash refers to a person that is able to perform over exceeded expectations with minimal time and/or resources, generally making a substantial profit for all parties involved.

"Man, Hank really pulled that one out of his derriere. Hank is grad A Camel Cash."
Stacy to Patrice: "Patrice, how did you get this done on time??" Patrice to Stacy: "Camel Cash"

by buzzko March 28, 2017

Camel Cash

A fictional internet money transfer service you refer too when you cannot make your payment in order to delay the transfer

-Hey man you owe me $762.57!
-Eyy no problem , you take Camel Cash? It's an internet money transfer service , like Bitcoin!

by Jacvoby June 23, 2017

cameo cash-in

When a particular actor/musician/performer pollutes a project with celebrity cameos to the point where it overshadows the work itself. This is done out of a true desire to collaborate or more commonly as a shameless cash-in to draw a bigger audience.

Guy 1: Did you see that new Beastie Boys video? Has Will Ferrel, Jack Black, Seth Rogan and a ton of others.

Guy 2: Yeah it was pretty good but holy cow what a cameo cash-in! And I thought Pauly Shore Is Dead was a big cameo cash-in...

Guy 1: You're right. They could have done it without them to the same effect.

by ajgenard June 8, 2011

camelCase

thisIsAWayOfWritingVariableNamesAndFunctionNamesInAProgrammingLanguage. programmingLanguagesDoNotAllowSpacesInVariableOrFunctionNamesButUsingCamelCaseTheseWordsAreStillReadableAndItIsMarkedImprovementOnNotation.

iAmTypingIn camelCase

by jfields99 April 23, 2018

camelCase

This is a way of writing variable names and function names in a programming language. Programming languages do not allow spaces in variable or function names, but using camelCase these words are still readable and it is marked improvement on _ notation

function myFunctionName()

var myVariableName;

var camelCase = true;

class cMyClassName

by hpoom September 22, 2006

CaMeLcAsE

The annoying act of unnecessarily talking in alternating uppercase and lowercase. Usually seen on MSN messenger display names.

LeTs TaLk In CaMeLcAsE aNd MaKe OuR wOrDs UnReAdAbLe!!!!

by kazikame December 11, 2005