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Spend a lot of money ususally on girls, drugs, and/or alcohol
imma blow money on you girl
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Nickname given to Mehmet Okur, current NBA basketball player for the Utah Jazz.
Okur earned the nickname "The Money Man" midway through the 2006-2007 NBA season because of his late-game heroics and overall clutch play during the closing moments of several important games. Okur, a 7-foot center/power forward, is uniquely known for his lethal 3-point range. Because of his size, Okur's deep shooting is difficult to defend.
It is rumored that NBA statisticians found Okur, also nicknamed "Memo", led the NBA in game-tying or lead-taking shots with less than two minutes to play for all games played during the 2006-2007 season, ranking him higher than other notable clutch players such as Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash.
The nickname originated from Jazz broadcaster Craig Bolerjack, who so frequently commented that the long 3's shot by Okur were "Money" because of Memo's consistent accuracy in pressure situations. When interviewed by Bolerjack, Okur mentioned that he looks forward to taking the big shots in important situations and that he and his teammates have confidence in his ability to win close games at the end. Jazz fans, tuning in to Bolerjack's broadcasts during pressure situations, have become accustomed to hearing "Utah down by 2, 10 seconds remaining. Deron Williams with the ball, crosses over, gets into the paint, Okur is open for 3, Williams finds him, the shot is up......AND IT'S GOOD! The Money Man does it again! Okur with a 3 at the buzzer!"
Mehmet Okur is now regarded by fans and players as one of the NBA's top clutch performers.
Example 1
Broadcaster 1: "Utah has the ball, down by 2. Who do you think will take the last shot?..."
Broadcaster 2: "The Money Man, of course. If I'm the Wizards' coach, I'm telling all my guys to not allow Okur to catch the ball."
Example 2
Fan 1: "Who are the most clutch players in the NBA today?"
Fan 2: "Well I'd have to go with The Mamba, LeBron, Steve Nash, Deron Williams, Agent Zero, and the Money Man."
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Profit from the sale of narcotics, prostitution, guns, or other illegal activities. Money that needs to be laundered.
Don't put your dirty money in the bank or else the IRS will get you like they got Capone.
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someone who loves money and goes to the extremes to get it
John was called a money whore for drinking a bottle of hot sauce for $20
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1) A phrase used when something is particularly easy. 2) A term used to describe the actions of a petty or cheap friend.
Ricky: Dude, that midterm we took today was fuckin' lunch money.
Eduardo: I'm only gonna tip that bitch a dollar.
Ricky: Dude, that's fuckin' lunch money.
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1. A large amount of cash.
2. An amount of cash a person keeps on hand for emergencies.
3. (both M's capitalized) A popular CNBC TV show in which financial analyst Jim Cramer offers stock tips.
1. I sold some of my old toys on eBay and made mad money off them.
2. When you go out on a date, you should bring some "mad money" with you so that if your date leaves you at the restaurant or movie, you can take a cab home.
3. "Mad Money" is by far the most entertaining financial-advice show on TV.
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A wealthy empty suit of a Republican Party politician who keeps all of his money in offshore bank accounts for tax purposes, and who continually spouts falsehoods about economic and tax policy in order to increase both his own wealth and the wealth of other already wealthy individuals at the expense of middle-class taxpayers and the federal deficit.
R-Money says we should trust him even though his tax plan will cost the average middle-class taxpayer $2,000 extra a year.
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