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Slush Fund

A secret stash of money usally used for the most part in emergencies only.

I used my locker to hold my slush fund not my books.

by Mic February 10, 2004

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Jimmy Fund

Defining or explaining the meaning / origin of a topic, only to shortly find out that you are completely incorrect and had no idea what you were talking about.

He explained to us the historical origin of charity signs around the park, only to find out with a quick search that he had pulled a Jimmy Fund and was completely wrong and failed in every way.

by bigjackass March 16, 2010

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ICS Fund

Not really an official savings account, but rather an "In Case Shit" Fund that you only dip into for those 'just in case' situations like when you run out of weed or you have to take your dog to the vet.

Joe: "Damn, that hoe wrecked my car and I don't have insurance."

Chris: "Looks like you'll be dipping into the savings account."

Joe: "I don't have much of a savings account, just an ICS Fund."

Chris: "An ICS Fund?"

Joe: "Yeah, an In Case Shit Fund, it's not really an official savings account."

by suede_b February 5, 2009

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Fleming Funds

Originating from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, this currency is commonly used in Mrs. Fleming's biology class.

Aidan: I have so many Fleming Funds, I wipe my ass with them.

Joseph: I shit myself, I have nothing to wipe with.

by JosephPoopsHisPants69 August 25, 2022


Insufficient Funds

When you can't pay for your prostitute.

Insufficient Funds!

by Fazzzz88686 December 9, 2014


Gush Fund

The female specific term describing images or thoughts used during masterbation to increase one's sexual arousal. The opposite of 'spank bank' which is the male specific term.

Wow, that guy is hot! I think I'll add him to my 'gush fund'!

by sexbeyond40 December 2, 2013


angel-funded

"Angel-funded" describes a business entity that is funded by "angel investors". Angel investors are venture-capital investors who are willing to invest a large amount of money in a startup in exchange for a large stake in ownership / a large share in returns.

A small, angel-funded firm is looking for to pay developers to help create the next generation social-networking site.

by Mark Meves August 11, 2006

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