n. the basic monetary unit of the U.S; equal to 100 cents; symbol - $
He lent me five dollars.
He lent me five dollars.
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Who were stealing Mr. Daniel's silver dollars a little at a time?
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Our school bazaar raised nine hundred dollars for a new computer.
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Even though the candidate spent millions of dollars he finished as an also-ran.
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I dreamt I won a million dollars.
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The will contains a bequest of a thousand dollars to a friendly neighbor.
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The thrifty man saved five dollars on his shoes.
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The debt amounted altogether to ten dollars.
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She earned eighty-seven dollars babysitting.
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What did Terry suggest they do to get the two dollars that they needed to buy the pencil?
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How many dollars did the boy give his sister?
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What did Stink owe Judy Moody two dollars for stealing?
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He inexpediently spent the hundred dollars he received as a gift.
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The book value of herused car was only a few thousand dollars.
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He has fifty-six dollars.
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100cents; buck; greenback
quarter; nickel
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