AKA "Lunch money"
Etymology: Originally, "milk money" was money given to (Canadian?) children in the 1970s-1990s for their optional daily public school lunchtime purchases of small, chilled 250mL cartons of homogenized milk in squared, waxed paper containers.
Milk money is connected to bullying because bullies profited from its extortion.
Etymology: Originally, "milk money" was money given to (Canadian?) children in the 1970s-1990s for their optional daily public school lunchtime purchases of small, chilled 250mL cartons of homogenized milk in squared, waxed paper containers.
Milk money is connected to bullying because bullies profited from its extortion.
by K'an March 10, 2014
by soulless joe solis 555 December 19, 2010
The act of producing spin-offs, sequels, and prequels to already successful titles and franchises for the sole purpose of profiting off of their previous success.
See. "Milking it for what it's worth."
See. "Milking it for what it's worth."
1. Milk Money-
"We've made five sequels so far, what can we do different this time??"
"How about a PREQUEL!?"
"GENIUS!"
2. Milk Money-
Terminator television series, Star Wars television series, Sims 3, Saw 2 and up, Resident Evil 3, Die Hard 4, Rocky 4, Rambo 2008, etc...
"We've made five sequels so far, what can we do different this time??"
"How about a PREQUEL!?"
"GENIUS!"
2. Milk Money-
Terminator television series, Star Wars television series, Sims 3, Saw 2 and up, Resident Evil 3, Die Hard 4, Rocky 4, Rambo 2008, etc...
by Sweettooth187 May 15, 2009
Respect, dignity, credibility, etc. Commonly used in the phrase "I took your milk money". By taking someone's milk money you are bringing shame to them.
by Jesse N. G March 30, 2008
by Ryan P.A. March 24, 2006
When a large amount of smoke push out of the mouth and inhaled quickly; a big hit; a big hit on a smoke trick.
by O,D, August 30, 2007
In a May-December relationship, a way to describe the younger partner, especially when the younger partner looks like it hasn't passed puberty yet. May be a warning that a statutory rape could happen.
52 year old Schizo Woman:I just got a boyfriend, he's kinda young.
Rosanne:How young? Is he milk money young?
52 year old Schizo Woman:He's 14.
Rosanne:How young? Is he milk money young?
52 year old Schizo Woman:He's 14.
by Wm. Wallace The Freedom Fighter March 4, 2008