Cash-Money 

A word meaning really cool or stupendously awesome.

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.

Cash-Money by shrekzbigtoe May 5, 2020

Cash-money 

Very cool.

'That wasn't very Cash-money of you.'

Cash-money by saucelord489 November 12, 2018

Cash-Money 

When life shouldn't be like that, but it do

That wasn't very cash-money of you.

Cash-Money by blakek001 September 18, 2018

Cash-Money 

When you want to emphasize that someones action was or wasn't cool

Bill: "You ran that child over?"
Me: "Yeah why?"
Bill: "Why would you do that, that wasn't very cash-money of you!"

Cash-Money by Pipperpotumus March 29, 2020

Cash-money 

When you turn off a lamp this is a moths natural defence to provoke you into turning it back on

Human: *turns off lamp*
Moth: “THAT WASNT VERY CASH-MONEY OF YOU”

Human: *turns lamp back on*

Cash-money by Cash-mine September 29, 2018

cash-money

Derived from the old cockney rhyming slang term for "funny."

Contextually misinterpreted and subsequently redefined by Generation Alpha as a synonym for "awesome."

"That comedian making offensive jokes wasn't very cash-money."

cash-money by anonymous May 13, 2026

CASH MONEY 

When it shouldn’t be like that, but it be like that sometimes

That wasn’t very cash money of you.

Very cash money my guy.

CASH MONEY by Arabella Merino November 18, 2018