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Noun: dollar  dó-lu(r)
  1. The basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 cents
    "He paid five dollars for the book"
     
  2. A piece of paper money worth one dollar
    "He pulled a crumpled dollar bill from his jeans pocket"; "She smoothed out the crumpled one dollar bill before inserting it into the vending machine";
    - dollar bill, one dollar bill, buck [informal], clam [US, informal], single [US, informal]
     
  3. A United States coin worth one dollar
    "the dollar coin has never been popular in the United States"
     
  4. A symbol of commercialism or greed
    "he worships the almighty dollar"; "the dollar sign means little to him"; "he worships the almighty dollar mark";
    - dollar mark, dollar sign

Sounds like: doles, dollsr, dolour, dolo

Derived forms: dollars

Type of: bank bill, bank note, banker's bill [N. Amer], banknote, bill [N. Amer], coin, Federal Reserve note [US], government note [US], greenback [US, informal], monetary unit, note, symbol

Encyclopedia: Dollar, Peter