hundred dollars
Franklin bill value
A hundred dollars is a common reference point for money in American speech, representing a sum large enough to matter but not extraordinary.
It appears in countless contexts: prices, bets, fines, gifts, loans.
Can you spot me a hundred dollars until Friday?
The phrase often serves as a round-number benchmark for value or cost.
- c-noteHundred-dollar bill, slangily
- billAmount owed, written
- cashReady spending funds
- greenbackUS paper currency
- walletSmall case for currency
tip · bet · wager · crisp · cold hard cash · currency · spending · pocket · payday · sawbuck · broke · change · ATM · cash advance · gambling · hustle · rent · groceries
monetary value/amount
hundred dollarsone cent
Hundredth of a dollar
pocket change · chump change · nothing · loose change · one dollar
financial significance
hundred dollarspocket change
Minor cash on hand
life savings · generational wealth · nest egg · windfall · inheritance