tenner
Slang for Hamilton
A tenner is a ten-dollar or ten-pound note.
The term is informal and common in British English: Can you lend me a tenner?
In American usage, ten-spot serves the same function but is less frequent.
Tenner occasionally refers to anything valued at ten, such as a ten-year prison sentence.
slang
Ten bucks, informally
banknote
Slang five-dollar note
- twentyTwo times ten
- fiftyFive tens combined
- denominationNamed religious group
- billAmount owed, written
note · cash · wallet · change · spending · ATM · crisp · crumpled
sawbuck
Ten bucks, informally
fiver
Slang five-dollar note
- twentyTwo times ten
- fiftyFive tens combined
- denominationNamed religious group
bill · note · cash · wallet · change · spending · ATM · crisp · crumpled · folded
quid
British pound, informally
fiver · score · dosh · lolly · nicker · bread · fivers · twenties · chippy · rounds
cheap
Low in price
- affordableReasonably priced
- budgetPlan for spending
- bargainFavorable purchase price
deal · discount · price · cost · purchase · checkout · retail · spend
- currencydollar, euro, pound, yen, peso
- moneydollar, euro, coin, cash, pound
- US currencydollar, dollar bills, penny, dollars, nickel
- banknotespaper money, dollar bill, banknote, euro note, currency notes
- Britishismsbloke, blimey, bloody, cheers, loo
- paper moneybanknote, banknotes, bank note, bank notes, dollar bill