figurative. U.S. slang. A dollar; = frogskin n. (a) at frog, n.1 adj.compounds 2a.

In figurative or allusive uses. U.S. slang. A piece of money, spec. a dollar. In early use chiefly in a pocketful of rocks: a large amount of…

A dollar.

A dollar. Usually plural in sense ‘money’.

A dollar.

slang. North American. A dollar. Now rare.

An American dollar.

U.S. slang. A dollar; a counterfeit coin; a token.

North American slang. A dollar.

U.S. slang. A dollar. Cf. plunk, n. 1b. Now rare.

U.S. slang. A dollar; a one-dollar bill.

slang. A base or counterfeit coin. Also: a shilling; (U.S.) a silver dollar. Now rare.

slang (now chiefly Australian). Short for Oxford scholar n. at compounds 2. Now rare.

U.S. A dollar. Now rare.

slang. Cf. iron, n.1 2c. U.S. A dollar. Cf. man, n.1 30.

U.S. slang. A dollar.

slang (U.S.). A dollar; also (in U.K.), a pound. Usually in plural. Hence the berries: an excellent person or thing; ‘the cat's whiskers’.

U.S. slang. A dollar.

slang (originally U.S.). A coin or note of money; spec. a dollar; a pound.

a dollar (in early use, a crown, five shillings; cf. dollar, n. 4b).

The Canadian one-dollar coin introduced in 1987; also, transferred, the Canadian dollar.