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Dime Dollar

Used mostly by broke ass college kids to purchase cheap items. A Dime Dollar is consisted of 10 dimes to make a dollar because you don't have quarters but you don't want to stoop down to nickels.

Bout to go to 7-11, gotta grab a Dime Dollar.

by Molpie! November 28, 2011


I’d buy that for a dollar

When you're so hurt by decades of bad conservative economic policy that you'll believe anything morally bankrupt people tell you in hopes of them giving you financial assistance in the future.

Corporate Media:

The Republican Party oversaw expansive economic growth during the Ronald Reagan administration which directly & indirectly helped the poor.

Viewer:

I’d buy that for a dollar

by Lincoln's Wet Nurse September 6, 2024

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tropical food dollars

Old school food stamps...before the cards came out

I'm hungry...anyone got some tropical food dollars.

by Shedtown October 26, 2018


Dicks on the dollar

Not a lot of money for the job, one might as well put dicks on the dollars.

I made dicks on the dollar for that job...

by Thatguyorsomething March 24, 2023


dollar and cent

Similar to nickel and dime but rather than try to squeeze every cent from you in small increments, it's done so with larger amounts i.e. dollars rather than nickels.

Wait, I already paid full price for this game and you want to charge me $10 more just to get a feature that should have been in the game from the start? Way to dollar and cent your customers!

by thelonefoodie November 11, 2019


10,000 dollars

minimum amount you have to pay for healthcare in america
spelled ten thousand dollars if you want to be specific

patient: i have a wound
doctor: that'll be 10,000 dollars

by what kinda name is soap October 19, 2022


dollar cab

An unlicensed, unmarked sedan that drives up and down a major thoroughfare in Brooklyn, presumably also Queens and the Bronx. Passengers hail the cab, or the driver may honk at people standing on street corners or at bus stops to solicit passengers. When a passenger is about to reach the cross street they want, they tell the driver where to let them off, and pay for the ride ($3 now due to inflation; it was a dollar in the 90s). The cabs only run up and down the busiest part of the same street, they do not take passengers all the way to another destination. These cabs are a good alternative to the bus when it is running late or when a person is in a hurry. However, some prefer the bus if they are going to transfer to a train, because the transfer is free so they wouldn't pay twice.

On the biggest busiest streets, such as Flatbush Avenue, white minibuses are used, which are known as "dollar vans."

One might think that these are harmful to the MTA's ability to run its systems, but in fact, without the dollar cabs and dollar vans, the buses would be overwhelmed with riders. Dollar vans and dollar cabs carry thousands of people a day; all those people aren't going to fit onto the existing bus service, which is often extremely crowded as it is. These conveyances are an important part of NYC's transit ecosystem and provide a valuable service.

The bus wasn't going to come for another twenty minutes, so I hopped in a dollar cab and still made it to my destination on time.

by vcr71 August 5, 2024