that's dollar

used to describe something really cool or original; alternitive to the saying "that's classic".

Did you see her dress? That's dollar!

That game was so dollar.

by TJ Parker February 2, 2009

That’s where the dollar stops

Common firehouse phrase used in many ways and possibly for days. Can be used in endings of uncomfortable situations or even in moments with lack of verbal content.

Situational use: Fire Captain watches probationary firefighter prepare meal. When the meal is almost complete the Captain stirs the food in the pan. The probationary firefighter then stated “that’s where the dollar stops.”

by Dollar stopper December 19, 2019

is that in U.S. dollars?

A question always asked by Canadians when given a price for something in the US. Especially asked before the exchange rate was better for them (2002 - 2005).

Salesman: I will sell you that new Mercedes AMG55 for $35,000

Canadian: Is that in U.S. Dollars?

Salesman: Of course it is pecker neck. If it was Canadian it would be like $6,000.

Canadian: Oh.

by Frainslug March 25, 2007