A sentence with a proper noun analogy, without the use of the word "like." Often used by the rap group Young Money, also frequently used by Kanye West.
"I keep her running back and forth, soccer team"
-Lil Wayne
"Two thumbs up, Ebert and Roeper"
-Drake
"I keep coming off the top, asbestos"
-Nicki Minaj
"This is bad real bad, Michael Jackson"
-Kanye West
"I keep her running back and forth, soccer team"
-Lil Wayne
"Two thumbs up, Ebert and Roeper"
-Drake
"I keep coming off the top, asbestos"
-Nicki Minaj
"This is bad real bad, Michael Jackson"
-Kanye West
"You use so many young moneyism, you sound like you are in a rap song."
"Did you hear the latest young moneyism?"
"You just got young moneyed!"
"Did you hear the latest young moneyism?"
"You just got young moneyed!"
by mad real mad, joe jackson March 16, 2010
Did you see that new $600 muscle gun Jack's dad got him? Jack suffers from crippling daddys-moneyitis.
by ArkhamKNIGHT873 January 8, 2022
Meaning money it can be used on sentence like “how many moneyes do I need” I is used by young men from Greenock Scotland 🏴
by Manbig 12 June 11, 2019
by Manbig 12 June 11, 2019
In finance, moneyness is the relative position of the current price (or future price) of an underlying asset (e.g., a stock) with respect to the strike price of a derivative, most commonly a call option or a put option.
by Moneyness over funnyness July 28, 2017