Results for “Paper chase”
Your court docs — and proof you're not a nonce or a snitch.
Rolling papers for making joints.
Money — chasing paper means chasing cash.
Selling at the first dip out of fear — weak hands that fold under any pressure.
When an ex randomly resurfaces with a 'hey' just to remind you they exist, then vanishes again.
Reading how your opponent gets up and punishing it before they can move.
Out of jail but on parole or probation — every move tracked.
A traffic ticket — useless paper to frame on your wall.
Mature content — open to view.
Toilet paper.
A project's founding document outlining its tech and goals.
A block from behind in transition
Under parole or probation supervision.
To aggressively pursue money or success.
An old-school name for a big-wave gun.
Hopelessly incompetent.
Exceedingly busy.
Someone relentlessly focused on making money — chasing the bag above all else.
Go get the money — stop wasting time and chase that paper.
A caster class stuck in cloth armour — high damage, paper-thin defence.
Self-serving cost-justification logic where any purchase can be reframed as a deal, a refund, or technically free.
Desperate for a drink — throat like sandpaper.
The Sun newspaper — and sometimes 'son' or 'run'.
Dundee nickname for the Evening Telegraph newspaper.
Caló for money — cash, paper, the bag.
An informal unit of volume — roughly what fit in the giant paper sacks from the old Schwegmann's grocery chain.
Money — pounds, cash, paper.
Useless paperwork — admin you'll never read.
Pooled investment fund that uses leverage, shorting, and exotic strategies to chase absolute returns.
Toilet paper.
The paper loss LPs suffer when pooled token prices diverge.
Moving crypto between DeFi protocols to chase the best returns.
A disliked inmate sent to make canteen purchases for others.
Synthetic-cannabinoid-soaked paper smoked in prison.
Cigarette rolling papers (rhyming slang).
Cigarette rolling papers.
Even weaker than paper hands — sells at the very first wobble.
A US dollar bill; paper money.
US paper money.
Government-issued paper money.