dollar signs
Money notation marks
Dollar signs are the symbol $ placed before numbers to indicate U.S. currency or money generally.
Figuratively, dollar signs represent greed or profit motive: He saw dollar signs when he heard about the deal.
To have dollar signs in your eyes is to be focused on potential wealth, often to the exclusion of other considerations.
- cashReady spending funds
- cold hard cashPhysical currency, not credit
- big bucksLarge sums of money
- currencyMedium of exchange
- eyesOrgans of sight
money hungry · money · greed · cha-ching · pay · greenback · symbol · price · capitalism · materialism · euro · profit · bottom line · wealth · slot machine · finance · yen · consumerism
- cartoon visualsaction lines, speech bubble, thought bubble, pow, bam
- wealth imagerygold coins, jewels, treasure, riches, wealth
- Andy WarholPop Art, Marilyn Monroe, silkscreen, soup cans, silk screens
- pop artpop art, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, soup cans, screenprint
- charactersprotagonist, antagonist, hero, character, characters
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One-cent coins
pocket change · small change · chump change · loose change · nickels and dimes
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