I'm pretty sure I've encountered this expression (the green buck) before. It was used in reference to the dollar...(or so I guessed). Googling it doesn't yield very informative results. So I'm asking it here.
What does it mean?
Could you use it in a sentence please?!
Thanks
What does it mean?
Could you use it in a sentence please?!
Thanks
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I gather then that saying I have five greenbacks doesn't mean I have five dollars but I have five (dollar) bills. Or do we say that?
Is there any slang for 'coin'?
Thanks
Coins are generally just 'change' or 'small change' (which can also refer to a considerable amount of money when used by a rich man).
A relative gave me some green bucks means a relative gave me some dollar bills???
No. 'Greenbucks' is not English. Try 'greenbacks' or 'sawbucks'.
No, it is 'greenbacks', and you obviously have not read this thread, which clearly explains the meaning.