100 - strangely, not 1000 - GB pounds sterling. Or any other currency for that matter.
from cockney dialect.
from cockney dialect.
by KRACKAA September 26, 2005
by urbane gorilla July 11, 2005
by Anonymus Bosch September 29, 2005
something that someone might say weights a ton but really doesn't
or to be something that someone says is a weighty subject but really has no merit
or to be something that someone says is a weighty subject but really has no merit
by Mr. Boardwalk July 10, 2010
A sarcastic expression used most often in answer to an inquiry or question to signal that you won't even dignify the question with a real answer.
Yeah, right.
Good one!
Yeah, right.
Good one!
Caleb: "Hey, Jack, you good to hang this weekend? Or you gonna be busy working on your flower beds still?
Jack: "TONS, pal."
Jack: "TONS, pal."
by Trevor Homehead November 01, 2019
used excessively in the online poker community, meaning many, lots of, several, countless, etc etc (insert any synonym of your choice)
Fish: I was like so crushed in that hand!
Shark: No, you actually had a ton of outs!
Shark: Watching those poker videos has helped me a ton!
Shark: You don't have a ton of equity with 98s you fish!
Shark: No, you actually had a ton of outs!
Shark: Watching those poker videos has helped me a ton!
Shark: You don't have a ton of equity with 98s you fish!
by minraiselol June 27, 2011
by Lissy November 01, 2004