Dollar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOLLAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a monetary unit of the USA
• the basic monetary unit of the US, Canada, Australia, and certain countries in the Pacific, Caribbean, SE Asia, Africa, and South America.
• standard monetary unit of many countries
• A silver coin of the United States containing 371.25 grains of silver and 41.25 grains of alloy, that is, having a total weight of 412.5 grains.
• A gold coin of the United States containing 23.22 grains of gold and 2.58 grains of alloy, that is, having a total weight of 25.8 grains, nine-tenths fine. It is no longer coined.
• 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.
• The value of a dollar; the unit commonly employed in the United States in reckoning money values.
• the basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 cents
• a piece of paper money worth one dollar
• a United States coin worth one dollar
• a symbol of commercialism or greed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a monetary unit of the United States

Words related to DOLLAR

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Words that contain DOLLAR

dollars8 dollared10 dollarise10 dollarize19 nondollar10 dollarbird14 dollarfish17 dollarised12 dollarises11 dollarized21 dollarizes20 dollarless11 dollarship16 eurodollar11 dollarbirds15 dollarising13 dollarizing22 dollarships17 eurodollars12 petrodollar14 dollarfishes19 dollarocracy20 petrodollars15 dollarisation14 dollarization23 dollarisations15 dollarizations24 dollarocracies19

How to use DOLLAR in a sentence

• I landed this buzz wagon out of a ten dollar pike bet.
• There current money is rarely lent, but only its value in goods is advanced at the rate of a real per dollar per mensem.
• It was his boast that he could bend a silver dollar double in the palm of his hand.
• One was his rubbing up pennies with quicksilver, and passing them off for quarters of a dollar on an old man who kept a fruit stall.
• We were privileged to keep our rooms and have board at one dollar a week.
• He had come so faithfully, day after day, without ever expecting one dollar, because I had told him freely my circumstances.
• The next year I made it plain to her that I wanted her to hire me out again but that nobody was to use a dollar of my money.
• He added that he sometimes felt that Americans were too selfish, too much in love with the vulgar dollar.
• A dollar a minute for learning was pretty steep, Johnny thought, but after all it was worth it.
• He was very dirty, and we paid a dollar extra to have him washed with soap powder, as our food was to be carried on his back.
• You pay a dollar and a quarter deposit on each book.
• A MILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS WITH A ONE DOLLAR CAPITAL.
• I remember buying some cotton cloth for a common shirt, for which I paid one dollar a yard, no better than can now be bought for ten cents.
• They could be got up for one dollar less than the Scroll Top, yet sold for two dollars more.
• Item, to Lancelot Ker for copieng a book to me first, a dollar.
• Item, for seing the play called the Spanish Curate, halfe a dollar.
• Sharpening picks cost fifty cents, a drink of whiskey one dollar, and all kinds of pork, fifty cents per pound.
• Before making any inquiry of the servant who answered his triple rap, he thrust a half dollar at him, and then put his question.
• Without board you can obtain a room for the sum of one dollar and a half up to three dollars.
• To the rest of us it looked as though there was going to be no chance to bet a dollar even.
• The Mexican dollar is the standard also in Hongkong and China, and the whole trade of the Far East has, for generations, been conducted on a silver basis.
• It should be mentioned in this connection, also, a Mexican dollar passes in Manila for 50 cents American.
• He spun a silver dollar on the bar and ignored the hand.
• He was working short handed now for the very simple and not uncommon reason that he was spending no dollar which he did not have to spend.
• One case was that of a young Mexican, Rafael Ortiz, who had been rounded up by a clever deputy marshal in the act of passing a counterfeit silver dollar.
• She had spent the nickel for car fare and left the dollar at the bank.

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