Currency, whether it be coin or paper, which may be thrown away without regards for one's own financial well being for alcoholic beverages whenever the term "YOLO" is mentioned between a group of friends.
by dundalkbill August 07, 2012
The world doesn’t revolve around money. Life isn’t about money. People can do great things but because of money they cannot. Money is also the number one cause of divorce and it adds unnecessary stress and complications to people’s lives.
by Alberto Safin October 22, 2020
by EverlastingEmus July 01, 2021
i do not understand the concept of money. money isn’t real it’s just paper that the people in charge tell us that it matters and it actually has value but it doesn’t. “bUt deema moNey is valuable because without it you caNt eat” SHUT THE FUCK UP. it only matters because of capitalism and the money system that we as humans use. food, water, houses, clothes, and stuff that we use for hygiene should all be free because these are all basic necessities for living. we don’t need to PAY to eat. why should we work for food? we shouldn’t. we’re all playing pretend and the big and rich people make the rules that we “need” to follow- deema waleed @deema.alawadhi
by Lonleyteddybear November 11, 2020
Money is a unit used to acquire, or purchase objects.
When purchasing, you trade your money for the object that someone else owns that you wish to acquire from them.
Money may also be used to market, or sell objects.
When selling, another person, or costumer, will trade their money for the object that you have that they wish to acquire.
In America, money comes in either dollar bills or coins.
Common dollar bills that are currently available are $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100.
Coins are measured in cents unlike bills, that are measured in dollars, therefore the term dollar bills.
Common Coins that are currently available are pennies (1 cent), nickels (5 cents), dimes (10 cents), and quarters (25 cents).
When purchasing, you trade your money for the object that someone else owns that you wish to acquire from them.
Money may also be used to market, or sell objects.
When selling, another person, or costumer, will trade their money for the object that you have that they wish to acquire.
In America, money comes in either dollar bills or coins.
Common dollar bills that are currently available are $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100.
Coins are measured in cents unlike bills, that are measured in dollars, therefore the term dollar bills.
Common Coins that are currently available are pennies (1 cent), nickels (5 cents), dimes (10 cents), and quarters (25 cents).
This scene is occurring in a family room-
Child 1 (boy- Charles): Sister, how much money do YOU have?
Child 2 (girl- Anna): I have $9.53 cents. My money is made by two $2 dollar bills, one $5 dollar bill, 3 dimes, 2 nickels and 13 pennies! What about you, brother?
Charles: I have $5.79 cents. One $5 dollar bill, 1 dime, 12 nickels and 9 pennies. You have more money, awwww! :(
Child 1 (boy- Charles): Sister, how much money do YOU have?
Child 2 (girl- Anna): I have $9.53 cents. My money is made by two $2 dollar bills, one $5 dollar bill, 3 dimes, 2 nickels and 13 pennies! What about you, brother?
Charles: I have $5.79 cents. One $5 dollar bill, 1 dime, 12 nickels and 9 pennies. You have more money, awwww! :(
by RICH_LIFE_YO!!! January 02, 2018

