spend
spend by Woody Thomas January 8, 2006
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spend like a drunken sailor on shore leave
To spend a lot of money at any one given time; taken from the fact that sailors, while on shore leave, used to spend all of their money on whores and alcoholic beverages
I stopped letting my wife use the credit card. Every time she goes to the mall, she spends like a drunken sailor on shore leave!
spend like a drunken sailor on shore leave by Pissed Off Paul October 7, 2003
spend a penny
spend a penny by Gumba Gumba August 4, 2004
Spend the night at the Zoo
Guy 1: Hey so how are you and your girl going?
Guy 2: I'm Finally going to Spend the night at the Zoo!
Guy 1: That's my boy! Finna get it in!
Guy 2: I'm Finally going to Spend the night at the Zoo!
Guy 1: That's my boy! Finna get it in!
Spend the night at the Zoo by Sodafizz April 9, 2011
spend the ben
spend the ben by Fool of a dummy July 18, 2017
spend a penny
spend a penny by Anonymous November 2, 2003
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