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Definition of dollar
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of dollar is as below...
Dollar
(n.) A coin of the same
general
weight
and
value,
though
differing
slightly
in
different
countries,
current
in
Mexico,
Canada,
parts of South
America,
also in
Spain,
and
several
other
European
countries..
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Peso
::
Peso (n.) A
Spanish
dollar;
also, an
Argentine,
Chilian,
Colombian,
etc., coin, equal to from 75 cents to a
dollar;
also, a pound
weight..
Millionaire
::
Millionaire
(n.) One whose
wealth
is
counted
by
millions
of
francs,
dollars,
or
pounds;
a very rich
person;
a
person
worth a
million
or
more..
Hundred
::
Hundred
(a.) Ten times ten; five
score;
as, a
hundred
dollars..
Average
::
Average
(n.) A mean
proportion,
medial
sum or
quantity,
made out of
unequal
sums or
quantities;
an
arithmetical
mean. Thus, if A loses 5
dollars,
B 9, and C 16, the sum is 30, and the
average
10..
Rental
::
Rental
(n.) A sum total of
rents;
as, an
estate
that
yields
a
rental
of ten
thousand
dollars
a
year..
Job
::
"Job (n.) A piece of
chance
or
occasional
work; any
definite
work
undertaken
in gross for a fixed
price;
as, he did the job for a
thousand
dollars..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To
borrow
money of; to make a
demand
upon; as, he
struck
a
friend
for five
dollars..
Pataca
::
Pataca
(n.) The
Spanish
dollar;
--
called
also
patacoon.
Dollar
::
Dollar
(n.) The value of a
dollar;
the unit
commonly
employed
in the
United
States
in
reckoning
money
values.
Fippenny Bit
::
Fippenny
bit () The
Spanish
half real, or one
sixteenth
of a
dollar,
-- so
called
in
Pennsylvania
and the
adjacent
States..
A
::
A () In each; to or for each; as,
twenty
leagues
a day, a
hundred
pounds
a year, a
dollar
a yard, etc..
Donate
::
Donate
(v. t.) To give; to
bestow;
to
present;
as, to
donate
fifty
thousand
dollars
to a
college..
Recognize
::
Recognize
(v. i.) To enter an
obligation
of
record
before
a
proper
tribunal;
as, A B
recognized
in the sum of
twenty
dollars..
Coin
::
Coin (v. t.) To make of a
definite
fineness,
and
convert
into
coins,
as a mass of
metal;
to mint; to
manufacture;
as, to coin
silver
dollars;
to coin a
medal..
Gourde
::
Gourde
(n.) A
silver
dollar;
-- so
called
in Cuba,
Hayti,
etc..
Over
::
Over
(prep.)
Beyond;
in
excess
of; in
addition
to; more than; as, it cost over five
dollars..
Toman
::
Toman (n.) A money of
account
in
Persia,
whose value
varies
greatly
at
different
times and
places.
Its
average
value may be
reckoned
at about two and a half
dollars..
Quarter
::
Quarter
(n.) One of four equal parts into which
anything
is
divided,
or is
regarded
as
divided;
a
fourth
part or
portion;
as, a
quarter
of a
dollar,
of a
pound,
of a yard, of an hour, etc..
Cost
::
Cost (v. t.) To
require
to be
given,
expended,
or laid out
therefor,
as in
barter,
purchase,
acquisition,
etc.; to cause the cost,
expenditure,
relinquishment,
or loss of; as, the
ticket
cost a
dollar;
the
effort
cost his
life..
Say
::
Say (v. t.) To
mention
or
suggest
as an
estimate,
hypothesis,
or
approximation;
hence,
to
suppose;
-- in the
imperative,
followed
sometimes
by the
subjunctive;
as, he had, say fifty
thousand
dollars;
the fox had run, say ten
miles..
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