That’s not very Cash-Money of you, Kyle.
It would be very Cash-Money of you to come to my book club meeting this Saturday.
It would be very Cash-Money of you to come to my book club meeting this Saturday.
by shrekzbigtoe May 6, 2020
That wasn't very cash-money of you.
by blakek001 September 19, 2018
Bill: "You ran that child over?"
Me: "Yeah why?"
Bill: "Why would you do that, that wasn't very cash-money of you!"
Me: "Yeah why?"
Bill: "Why would you do that, that wasn't very cash-money of you!"
by Pipperpotumus March 29, 2020
by Cash-mine September 29, 2018
When it shouldn’t be like that, but it be like that sometimes
by Arabella Merino November 18, 2018
n.:
Cash in hand, as opposed to checks, credit cards, debit cards, or goods available for barter.
Cash money is the shit that makes the world go 'round, my friend.
See: Benjamins.
Cash in hand, as opposed to checks, credit cards, debit cards, or goods available for barter.
Cash money is the shit that makes the world go 'round, my friend.
See: Benjamins.
by Wingchild September 13, 2003