Banknotes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BANKNOTES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BANKNOTE, a paper unit of currency
• a piece of paper money, constituting a central bank's promissory note to pay a stated sum to the bearer on demand
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a promissory note

Words related to BANKNOTES

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How to use BANKNOTES in a sentence

• She clutched at the papers and bank-notes in her private drawer, and looked and counted them over a dozen times before she could satisfy herself.
• Adamson, with the large roll of bank-notes still in his pocket, had gone at once to Scotland Yard and told his story.
• The workmen who made the paper for the bank-notes could not keep up with the consumption.
• It contained seven banknotes for ten thousand francs each, money that it had been my delight to lend him from time to time.
• I darted on it, clutched it, tore it open, and saw the bank-notes apparently untouched.
• It contained a quantity of gold and bank-notes, which I looked upon with contempt, and regret.
• American bank-notes and Bank of England notes were refused.
• The Paris papers were printed on a single sheet and would pack as close as bank-notes.
• They found nothing but a few bank-notes and the automatic revolver that Locke always carried.
• Hodges took the draft, pressed a button, and a clerk appeared, took the draft, and presently returned with the money in gold and bank-notes of large denomination.
• They spoke with him first at Smithfield, and knew that his pocket was well lined with bank-notes.
• From the papers the figure turned to a heap as of bank-notes, and there was in the air the chink of money.
• It is clear to me that no attempt has yet been made to change the stolen bank-notes, and I may add that Sergeant Bulmer was of that opinion also when he left the case in my hands.
• When I had counted the bank-notes and had locked them up in the safe, my better sense seemed to come back to me on a sudden.
• They are very particular in passing the bank-notes, and will accept only those of the large banks.
• There are many shops in various streets where your bank-notes will be accepted.
• Two faithful deputies accompanied their chief, and all three were well supplied with the sinews of war in gold and bank-notes.
• According to which direction you will please to send two or three hundred pound bank-notes the next day by the penny post.
• The bank-notes had escaped the hurried search of the robbers, but the gold was practically all gone.
• For answer Billy Brackett struck another match, and all saw that he indeed held a package of bank-notes with charred ends.
• The man had taken out a huge pocket roll of bank-notes and was running the bills over to see if there were one small enough to serve the cab-paying purpose.
• The bank-notes, by some magic virtue which they possessed, had opened his eyes to the truth.
• Louis stuck the bank-notes into the side pocket of his coat.
• Throughout the evening he had of course been preoccupied by the consciousness of having in his pocket bank-notes to a value unknown.
• It was his only hope in the world, now that the mysterious and heavenly bank-notes were gone.
• While the bank-notes were in his pocket he had in the end seen three things with clearness.
• When she realized that it was she who had burnt that enormous sum in bank-notes, she went cold in the spine.
• These could take deposits and make loans and could issue exchange, but they could not issue bank-notes.
• When he saw the roll of banknotes in his hand, I observed the extraordinary gleam on his face.
• I consented readily, but imagine my perturbation when twenty-five thousand dollars in bank-notes were counted out and left in my care.
• The kindly American consul-general had himself taken her to the bank, where her banknotes had been exchanged for a letter of credit, and had thoroughly advised her.
• Belcher put into the hands of his agent a roll of bank-notes, and armed him with a check that might be used in case of emergency, and sent him off.

Similar words containing BANKNOTE without suffix s

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