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Lashpoint 

A term used when a cashpoint is needed urgently to pay for alcohol.
Barry: "Yo! We needs the beers"
Gav: "Aw, man, I need to hit up the lashpoint first."
Lashpoint by JuPitEer February 17, 2009

cashpointing 

Cashpoint= ATM = Arse to Mouth
josh wasn't happy unless the fun envovled a trip to the bank for a spot of cashpointing,

Rashontizem

Can only be used on people named Rashon. The are the most stupid thing to ever exist. They are so dumb they can create retard waves for unmatched defensive strength and offensive strength only overpowered by the midget-fly.
Aye he got rashontizem
Rashontizem by PagedTerrist January 21, 2022
ATM.

In the United Kingdom, the trademark name of Llodyds TSB's ATMs is "cashpoint", and this can be attributed to the term being in danger of becoming a generalised trademark here.
Yo Jevon I'm just goin' the cashpoint to make a bit o' music, ayee.
cashpoint by Kahyl January 31, 2007

cashpoint cripple 

An able-bodied person who uses a disabled parking spot that is unoccupied close to a ATM ( called a 'Cashpoint' in Britian )
I was grabbing some cash but was stuck behind some Cashpoint Cripple that parked in the handicap spot and ran in front of me....
cashpoint cripple by WCMCM April 25, 2008

Gashpoint 

An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) that charges it's users for the privilege of drawing out cash. Usually located a long distance from its free equivalent (Cashpoint), it is designed to force the user to have to pay money in order to obtain money.
"Gotta get some cash mate, is that an ATM down there?"

"Yeah, but it's a Gashpoint."

"Bollocks, I'll wait until I get into town then."
Gashpoint by RhythmJunky December 22, 2008
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