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shmoneyda 

another word to say money, a youtuber named Isaiah hightower came up with the term ! love you z !
i can sell this for some shmoneyda !!
shmoneyda by crystalperezz January 23, 2022
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Shmoneyda 

"Shmoneyda", which is comparable to the slang terms "bread" or "dough", means money. This term was made by the amazing YouTuber Isaiah Hightower.

Subscribe to Z(Isaiah) on his gaming channel !! - GamingWithZ
I'm out here getting that shmoneyda while you bitches are running your mouths LMAOOO
Shmoneyda by nia with the heart<3 January 29, 2022
The name used for money that is acquired illegally, or through under the table offers. Hence the "Shhh" sound emphasizing the fact one must being quiet about how they recieve the money; when acquired, calls for a dance, usually the Shmoney Dance
Yo man, I wuz hustlin' and gettin' dat shmoney boi!!!
shmoney by José Mandarez November 25, 2014
It's a gangsta way to say "money". Used more commonly by Bobby Shmurda and Cardi B.
Real niggaz got shmoney!
Shmoney by Lifs December 9, 2021

shmoney dance 

A popular dance that derived from the rap song "Hot N****" by Bobby Shmurda. Is the next Nae Nae.
Earl: Yo, have you heard about the new Shmoney Dance?
Jeb: No.
Earl: Fuck you Jeb.
shmoney dance by straightcheesin August 20, 2014
Money earned on the hush hush.

Hence "Shhh...Money". Shmoney
"I've been selling crack since like the fifth grade. Gave a little bit of Shmoney to my mom"
Shmoney by otymartin October 4, 2016

shmokendale 

A tortoise with lettuce on it 🐢
"Look it's a tortoise "
"No that's a shmokendale"
shmokendale by User name here February 24, 2017
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