Query any talk you want.

Meaning/Usage: Similar to giving someone a debt coupon Explanation: The literal meaning is exactly as it appears.

However, this expression is merging all the words together to create a noun phrase.

The closest meaning is a debt coupon.

The coupon would be a piece of paper that would be a promise to pay back what was borrowed.

"I don't have any money so can I get an I owe you."

"I'll need an I owe you because I don't have any money."

"I used up an I owe you already so he won't let me borrow again!"

A. "Do you want to grab a steak tonight?"

B. "I'd love to, but I won't have any money until payday?"

A. "I'll give you an I owe you until you get your paycheck!"

B. "Thanks man. I appreciate that."

Other Common Sentences"Can I borrow it from you?"

"Can I pay you back later?"