c-notes
Slang for hundreds
C-notes are hundred-dollar bills.
The C comes from the Roman numeral for one hundred.
The term belongs to informal American speech, often with connotations of cash deals or illicit transactions: He peeled off five c-notes and handed them to the guy.
Also spelled C-note or C note.
Non-noble English landholders
- hundredsGroups of one hundred
- greenbacksUS paper currency
- dead presidentsSlang for US dollars
- stacksVertical arrangements of items
paper · bucks · guap · cheddar · moolah · bread · dough · loot
Printed legal tender
- denominationNamed religious group
- cashReady spending funds
- paper moneyCurrency in bill form
- legal tenderOfficially recognized payment medium
bills · greenback · fiat · circulation · exchange · tender · monetary · banking
Abundance of money
- stacksVertical arrangements of items
- bankrollSupply funds for
- richesAbundant valuable possessions
- fortuneWealth or destiny
capital · assets · prosperity · high roller · big spender · opulence · lavish · baller
franklins
Non-noble English landholders
- hundredsGroups of one hundred
- greenbacksUS paper currency
- dead presidentsSlang for US dollars
stacks · paper · bucks · guap · cheddar · moolah · bread · dough · loot · scratch
banknote
Printed legal tender
- denominationNamed religious group
- cashReady spending funds
- paper moneyCurrency in bill form
bills · legal tender · greenback · fiat · circulation · exchange · tender · monetary · banking · counterfeit
affluence
Abundance of money
fortune · capital · assets · prosperity · high roller · big spender · opulence · lavish · baller · flash
rap lyrics
Rhythmic spoken-word verses
- slangInformal in-group vocabulary
- flexingContracting muscles voluntarily
- braggingExcessive self-praise
stunting · bling · balling · hustle · cash flow · making it rain · trap · street · chains · grind
c-notessmall change
Low-denomination currency
pennies · pocket change · loose change · cents · nickels
c-noteschump change
Insignificant amount of money
chicken feed · peanuts · small potatoes · pocket money · lunch money
note, notes, noted, noting, notable, notably, notation, notate, annotate