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Define Amount Meaning

Amount
the amount of something is how much there is, or how much have, need, or get.

he needs that amount of money to survive.
By Madelena
Loki Amount
An unknown quantity of something. Could be a large amount or a very little amount of something. Or you have no idea on the quantity of something you have.

person 1: How many shotgat shells ya got left?
person 2: A Loki amount.
person 1: :/
By Ingaborg
A-Jodie-Amount
A-Jodie-Amount is a way to describe someone who drinks beyond their capabilities. Usually resulting in an awful hangover including sickness.

She drank A-Jodie-Amount last night.
"How are you feeling today?" "Not good hun, I drunk A-Jodie-Amount last night."
By Guillema
Nigger Amount
Having an excessive amount of a nigger like item

There is a nigger amount of Sweet Baby Ray's barbecue sauce in Randall's refrigerator
By Adina
Stupid Amounts
a large or over amount of something.

dude i drink stupid amounts of milk
By Sada
Bear Amount
To indicate that an amount of an item is indeed plentifull; not to be confused with having very little.

How much draw you got? i'm out!

I've got bear amounts. Thanks for asking.
By Hilda
The Full Amount
The maximum amount possible given the circumstances. Also can be used as an exaggeration for an extremely large number.

'My coupon expired AND I was too early for the sale, so they charged me the full amount.'

'How much money did you win at the casino yesterday?' 'The full amount.'
By Shawnee
Mad Amounts
A lot of, a high number of, very much.

There were mad amounts of biddies at the event tonight.

That book costs mad amounts.

We need to buy mad amounts of alc for tonight.
By Olly
Hard Amounts
A large quantity.
Used to show enthusiasm.
Drugs.

"Are you going to come and play a game of tennis?"
"Yes mate, hard amounts."

"Mate did you find some hard amounts?"
"Pff, yes. lol"
By Netti
X Amount
A term having Caribbean origins particularly Jamaican.

It is a reference to the mathematical term x.

Its usage is usually related to mysterious events. It is largely used as a sexual reference but it can be utilized as a financial conversational tool as well. It is synonymous with plenty.

This is a slang term not usually used in professional settings.

Guy: So do we need any thing for the party tonight.

Lady: Babe, we have x amount.

Lady Saw uses this term in her song "Don't even stress dat" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc2jr6zc9lu

Lady Saw: Don't even stress dat, dem gal de na have x amount a kitty whe me got inna lap.

Translation: Don't even think too hard about her she don't have the x amount of kitty i've got in my lap.
By Jaquenette