Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

having so much cash you could buy a duck and still have enough left to throw it a party

My cousin has mad dust. He bought a duck, a pool, and a pizza for the whole block.

She has mad dust. I saw her buy a duck and then throw it a birthday bash.

That guy has mad dust. He bought a duck, then a boat, then a duck boat.

2

when you have so much money you could feed a duck and still have enough for a side of fries

He has mad dust. He fed a duck and still bought a bag of fries.

My mom has mad dust. She fed ten ducks and still had enough for a pizza.

That kid has mad dust. He bought a duck, a duck hat, and a duck sandwich.

3

when you have so much cash you could buy a duck and still have enough to punch it

He has mad dust. He bought a duck and then punched it for fun.

My brother has mad dust. He bought a duck, then a punch bag, then a duck punch bag.

That guy has mad dust. He bought a duck, then a duck hat, then a duck punch.

4

when you have so much money you could buy a duck and still have enough to buy a duck hat

She has mad dust. She bought a duck and a duck hat.

That guy has mad dust. He bought a duck, then a duck hat, then a duck hat for his dog.

My uncle has mad dust. He bought a duck, a duck hat, and a duck hat for his hat.

5

when you have so much money you could buy a duck and still have enough to buy a duck sandwich

He has mad dust. He bought a duck and a duck sandwich.

My friend has mad dust. She bought a duck, a duck sandwich, and a duck sandwich for her dog.

That guy has mad dust. He bought a duck, then a duck sandwich, then a duck sandwich for his sandwich.

6

when you have so much money you could buy a duck and still have enough to rent a duck boat

He has mad dust. He bought a duck and rented a duck boat.

My dad has mad dust. He bought a duck, rented a duck boat, and then bought a duck boat for his dog.

That guy has mad dust. He bought a duck, rented a duck boat, and then rented a boat for his duck.