noun
Internet Slang
simoleons
sih-MOH-lee-unz · noun · slang
Dollars; money.
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Definitions
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A jocular old-time word for dollars.
“That jalopy cost me two thousand simoleons.”
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simoleons In A Sentence
That jalopy cost me two thousand simoleons.
Origin & Usage
1880s American blend of 'Simon' (British sixpence slang) and 'Napoleon' (French gold coin); revived by The Sims video game.
Variants
simoleon
People Also Ask
What does simoleons mean?
It's a jocular, old-fashioned word for dollars or money.
Where does simoleons come from?
It's an 1880s American blend of 'Simon,' British slang for a sixpence, and 'Napoleon,' a French gold coin.
Why do people associate simoleons with The Sims?
The Sims video game revived the term by naming its in-game currency Simoleons, reintroducing the old slang to a new audience.
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