greenback

noundollar

Synonyms for greenback

noun dollar

money

noun. currency accepted as exchange for goods, services

Word Origin & History

"U.S. dollar bill," 1862, so called from the time of their introduction, from green (adj.) + back (n.); bank paper money printed in green ink had been called this since 1778 (as opposed to redbacks, etc.).

Example Sentences for greenback

As I turned the corner I saw him open the door of Greenback's store and walk in.

Mrs. Fowler secured the adoption of the plank by the Greenback convention.

The Greenback and the People's parties have welcomed women as assistants.

The Greenback vote was only 308,578, about three per cent of the total.

Dave waved a greenback when all passengers had been transferred.

I thought the piece of paper a greenback, and refused to pick it up.

Every time a Democrat sees a greenback, it says to him, "I vanquished you."

What will be the political effect of the Greenback movement?

I want to see the greenback equal with gold the world round.

Then you only consider the Greenback movement a temporary thing?

greenback

Synonyms for greenback

bills

dollar

dollars

dough

money

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bills

dollar

dollars

dough

money

Synonyms for greenback

bill