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Money vocabulary

by Hue Chi
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: coins or notes ( = special pieces of paper ) that are used to buy things , or an amount of these that a person ha s

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: the money that is used in a particular country at a particular tim e

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: primarily an American slang term for money , specifically cash or paper currency , in use since the late 19th centur y

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: money or valuable objects that have been stole n

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Buck : a

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change : an amount of money that is too small to be importan t

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Dough :

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: a common slang term for money , originating in the US around the 1930s ? or as early as the 19th century ? to signify money as a basic necessity for survival . It implies funds needed for daily sustenance and is frequently used to represent earnings , wages , or wealth .

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Greenback : a dolla r

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Legal : the money that can be officially used in a countr y

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Dime : an American or Canadian coin that has the value of cent s

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: a US gold coin that had a value of 20 dollar s

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: a US or Canadian coin worth five cent s

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: in the US and Canada , a coin worth 25 cent s

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: a Canadian coin worth two dollar s

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Two bits : 25

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Smacker : a pound or a

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Penny : in the US and Canada , a worth 1 / 100th of a dollar ; a cen t

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C - note : a piece of money with the value of 100 dollars .

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Break the : very expensive or too expensive , to cost a lot of mone y

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