Dime is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIME in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the tenth part of an American and Canadian dollar, 10 cents
• a ten-cent coin.
• a small amount of money
• coin of the US and Canada, worth ten cents
• A silver coin of the United States, of the value of ten cents; the tenth of a dollar.
• a United States coin worth one tenth of a dollar
• street name for a packet of illegal drugs that is sold for ten dollars
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a coin of the United States

Words related to DIME

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Words that contain DIME

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How to use DIME in a sentence

• If a Dime Museum came to town we made an afternoon of it.
• Heatherbloom laid down a dime at the ticket office.
• The moon had reminded him of his one remaining dime.
• He had saved his dime deliberately, going hungry rather than admit to himself that he was absolutely at the end of his resources.
• If there was a final spur needed to get the police off the dime, it came in the realization that the emergency 911 system was vulnerable.
• Next morning, when almost at the school-house, I found a handkerchief in the road, in the corner of which was securely tied a silver quarter and a silver dime.
• Mellasys gasping with efforts to light a dime cigar.
• One of the skulls presented a circular opening about the size of a silver dime.
• Polk got a dime from me and said it was for the Old Age Pension.
• As soon as the receipt is given the machine locks itself, and nothing will unlock it but a fresh dime in the slot.
• Under the ache in his arms and back, his exhilaration at the possession of the dime and the prospect of a ticket to the circus wilted but did not die.
• As he put the dime into his coat pocket he told the man that one of the birds was named Admiral Dewey and the other Napoleon Bonaparte.
• His father, busy at work, greeted him cheerily, but had no dime for powder and shot.
• What the dime really bought was a glass of jelly wrapped in a two-day-old newspaper.
• A red spot as large as a silver dime painted upon a feather shows the wearer to have been wounded by a bullet.
• I gave him a dime and walking on a few paces stopped to observe his following movements.
• Those who could afford the extra dime were huddled under thin, grimy blankets.
• Standard dollar Quarter-dollar Half-dollar Dime MINOR COINS.
• But outside of dime museums there are no fat women.
• Next day, early, a man stopped me in Washington Square and begged for a dime.
• The young church had built a beautiful house of worship without a dime of debt, and it was filled by a prosperous congregation.
• A great librarian in one of our eastern cities has said that he would rather have children read dime novels than to have them read nothing.
• She scolded, coaxed, even promised him a dime if he would do better.
• A Southern man will part with his last dime to aid a friend, though, he may be forced, in less than twenty four hours, to borrow money himself.
• But these adventures are apt to end ignominiously in a dime museum.
• On the day he left, he and me got a hammer and a chisel and cut a dime into two pieces.
• The dime became a quarter, and in the last two seasons ambitious plays were given before audiences who paid the full theater rates.

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