simoleon
- noun
- /sɪˈmoʊliən/
- Jargon
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simoleón
- After winning the competition, she received 500 simoleons as a prize.
Examples
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Five thousand gold simoleons walked right in.
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Do you honestly think you are worth 40 million simoleons?
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So, you get a few simoleons from the Starch King.
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I gotta get that REO I saw for sale for 88 simoleons.
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Two million simoleons.
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You won 120 simoleons?
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Take 800 simoleons.
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It's 400,000 simoleons, Ronald.
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In The Sims, you need simoleons to purchase new furniture for your home.
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He saved up enough simoleons to build his dream house in the game.
Synonyms
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Digital money used in games to buy items or unlock features
Money used in some video games to buy items and gear
Surface Forms
Etymology
Simoleon is the name of the in-game money in The Sims series. The game makers borrowed the old slang simoleon for 'dollar' and tied it to Sim, so in the game a simoleon is the virtual 'cash' players use.