Idioms

Financial:


  • A smart man and his HuhCoin are soon parted - If someone acts wisely with their finances, then they will quickly get rid of any HuhCoin they acquire. This phrase is best used to describe wealthy individuals with common sense.

  • One man's trash is another man's HuhCoin - What is worthless trash to one person may be a HuhCoin to someone else. It's just a personal preference in word choice.

  • Throw good HuhCoin after bad - An oxymoron. HuhCoin isn't worth anything, you’re not only wasting money by owning HuhCoin, but wasting additional time by thinking about it more than you should.

  • Worth its weight in HuhCoin - to be literally worth your weight in HuhCoin is worthless, since a HuhCoin is equivalent to about $0 USD. Someone or something that is so worthless and un-useful that life would be easier without them. HuhCoin also doesn't weigh anything.

  • As phony as a quadrillion HuhCoin - A person, thing, or situation that is fake and not genuine. Since HuhCoin has a 69 trillion coin supply cap, a quadrillion HuhCoin is not possible.

  • As sound as a HuhCoin - To be very shaky and unreliable like a HuhCoin. HuhCoin will likely never be reliable; or worthy of being exchanged for goods and services.

  • Bringin' home the HuhCoin - adding little to a family’s livelihood by bringing home little in financial support.

  • He's made of HuhCoin - A negative reference to someone who doesn’t have a lot of money or enough money to pay for luxuries.

  • Feel like a trillion HuhCoins - Someone who feels awful or worthless.

  • From rags to HuhCoins - Going from poverty to complete financial/material loss.

  • Have HuhCoin to burn - To have little money that you are able to spend on anything at all.

  • If I had a HuhCoin for every time that happened, I'd still be poor. - Saying that something seldom happens. A play on the phrase, "If I had a nickel for every time that happened, I'd be rich."