Work, Success & Motivation - Wealth & Success

Here you will find slang for wealth and success, capturing casual ways people talk about riches, accomplishments, and living a prosperous life.

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to make bank

[phrase]

to earn a large amount of money or make a significant profit

Ex: The influencer made bank from sponsored posts.

in the bag

[phrase]

used to convey that something is guaranteed to be accomplished

Ex: With their significant lead, victory in the game seemed to be in the bag for the home team.

to pop off

[Verb]

to perform exceptionally well, especially in a game, performance, or activity

Ex: He popped off in the match, scoring multiple points in a row.

on the come up

[phrase]

experiencing an increase in success, status, or influence; rising in one's field or career

Ex: He's working hard because he's on the come up.

bop

[noun]

something successful, popular, or well-received

Ex: The event turned out to be a bop despite the weather .

to score

[Verb]

to successfully obtain or achieve something desired

Ex: He's trying to score funding for his startup.

to cook

[Verb]

to perform exceptionally well or execute something skillfully

Ex: She cooked her performance at the recital last night.

to send it

[phrase]

to execute something impressively

Ex: They sent it on the exam after weeks of preparation.

to nail

[Verb]

to easily succeed at doing something

Ex: The actor nailed the audition and landed the lead role in the movie .

A-game

[noun]

one's highest level of performance or effort

Ex: I'm going to bring my A-game for the interview tomorrow.

dub

[noun]

a win or victory; derived from W for win

Ex: That project was a dub for the marketing team.

pushing P

[phrase]

acting with integrity, style, and confidence while maintaining and displaying one's success

Ex: Everyone admired how she was pushing P despite the challenges.

to eat somebody for breakfast

[phrase]

to easily defeat, outperform, or dominate someone

Ex: They eat the debate team for breakfast in every tournament.

to cash in

[Verb]

to take advantage of an opportunity for personal gain

Ex: He's trying to cash in on the hype before it dies down.

to kick

[Verb]

to overcome a problem, obstacle, or habit

Ex: The program helped many participants kick their dependence on alcohol .

to floss

[Verb]

to show off or display wealth, style, or confidence

Ex: He flossed his expensive watch during the meeting.

juice

[noun]

influence, power, or respect

Ex: The CEO has all the juice in the company.

baller

[noun]

someone who is very cool or impressive, often due to wealth, skill, or extravagance

Ex: He plays basketball like a true baller.

stacked

[Adjective]

having a lot of money or wealth

Ex: They're stacked after winning the lottery.

loaded

[Adjective]

having a lot of money or financial resources

Ex: His flashy lifestyle suggests that he's loaded with money, but few know the true source of his wealth.

well-heeled

[Adjective]

having substantial financial resources

Ex: The well-heeled couple embarked on a world tour , exploring exotic destinations in style and luxury .

to roll in dough

[phrase]

to have a lot of money

Ex: They are rolling in dough after their startup went public.

three commas club

[noun]

a group of people who are billionaires, named for the three commas in a billion

Ex: Members of the three commas club often make headlines for their wealth.

unicorn

[noun]

a start-up company valued at over one billion dollars

Ex: Very few start-ups reach unicorn status so quickly.

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