Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A brainless, loudmouthed pain in the ass who thinks they're the main event.

'That A Mon at the party kept talking over everyone like they were deaf.'

'My neighbor is an A Mon who thinks they're the king of the block.'

'The A Mon in my class won’t shut up during math tests.'

2

A big chunk of cash, like 10,000 yen, which is about a hundred bucks, and it's basically just a fancy way to say 'a lot of money.'

'He spent an A Mon on a pizza and still didn’t like it.'

'I got an A Mon from my job for being the best employee.'

'That A Mon I earned was worth more than my dignity.'

3

A tiny piece of money, like a penny, because it's the smallest you can get, and it's basically the opposite of being loaded.

'I only had an A Mon to buy my lunch.'

'He spent an A Mon on a soda and still didn’t get full.'

'An A Mon was all I had to pay for my mistake.'

4

The total opposite of eating; it’s when you puke your guts out, like you just swallowed a brick.

'I ate too much pizza and turned into an A Mon machine.'

'After that party, I was an A Mon for three hours straight.'

'He drank 12 beers and turned into an A Mon.'

5

Spewing your dinner all over the place, like you were born to be a garbage can.

'I had an A Mon in the car and it smelled like a garbage truck.'

'She turned into an A Mon after eating the mystery meat.'

'He ate the whole cake and then had an A Mon in the hallway.'

6

A Scottish way of telling someone to hit the ground and learn how to be a proper human being.

'That A Mon in the street just yelled at a kid for being late.'

'They used an A Mon on the guy who stole his lunch.'

'He gave an A Mon to the person who insulted his mom.'

7

A way of saying 'come on' while using the name of a Scottish band like it's the most important thing in the world.

'Come on, A Mon, it's time for the final match.'

'A Mon, we need to go now or we’ll miss the bus.'

'A Mon, I can’t wait to see the rest of the band.'