money

Rap slang for getting money fast and loud — not the gentle, accountant-approved version, but the “stack until the rubber band cries for help” type. It also implies momentum: keeping your grind moving, pushing numbers, making the bag grow like it’s on performance-enhancing supplements.

“I’m tryna run it up ‘til my phone stops loading my balance.”

British slang for a pound, used by everyone from bankers to your nan. Never pluralised — it’s always ‘10 quid’, not ‘10 quids’, because even our money has grammar rules apparently.

“This sandwich cost me six quid and half my will to live.”