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itchy palm 

When your palm itches it usually signifies that you will be receiving money in the near future.
Right=Cash
Left=Loss of Money

When your right palm itches, do not scratch your hand for the "luck" will go away. But if your left itches, then scratch away to ward off the loss.

It also means you'll get laid by the ugliest chick and regret it the next day
"Man I had an itchy palm and I found 20 bucks later that day!"

"Man I had an itchy palm last night"
itchy palm by Fishbone42o October 4, 2008
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itchy palm 

1) Someone who is greedy or has an insatiable desire for money.

2) Looking for a bribe or payoff.
That club’s door guy had an itchy palm. He didn’t want to let us in without coughing up a little extra somethin for him.

Origin: In Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar,” Brutus says, “Let me tell you, Cassius, you yourself are much condemned to have an itching palm.”
itchy palm by splitbus November 21, 2021

itchy palms 

The condition of being so intensely irritated by someone that you want to slap them, and thus relieve the itchiness of your palms.
Paris Hilton is giving me itchy palms. I'll have to slap her.
itchy palms by ChuckieStringer March 14, 2009
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