cash

Less common meanings

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   exchange a checkverbtransitive

   To trade a check for paper money and coins.

   She went to the bank to cash her paycheck.

   You can cash the check at any branch.

   UsageSay cash a check.

   Similarredeem, exchange

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   store registernounCanadacountable

   The machine or counter in a store where you pay and money is kept.

   Bring your basket to the cash at the front of the store.

   She works at the cash on weekends.

   UsageSay at the cash or to the cash.

   Similarregister, till

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   very cooladjectiveslang

   Very good, cool, or impressive.

   That new song is so cash.

   Your jacket looks really cash.

   Similarcool, awesome, sick, great

   Oppositelame

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   nounarchaiccountable

   A box or place where money is kept, paid out, and taken in.

   She was said to have amassed a great sum of money for ill use ; 20,000l. are known to be in her cash ;

   1852, Theresa Lewis, quoting a letter from John More to Ralph WinwoodHere, cash means a box or place where money is kept.

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   verbobsoletetransitive

   To break up a group, or to get rid of or kill something.

   He cashed the old souldiers, and supplied their roumes with yong beginners.

   1564, Arthur Golding, Abridgment of the histories of Trogus PompeiusHere, cashed means got rid of or broke up a group of soldiers.

   Similardisband, dismiss, kill

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   Chinese coinnounhistoricalcountable

   A small coin of low value once used in China, India, and other parts of Asia.

   He paid the vendor a single cash for the bowl of rice.

   She kept a long string of cash tied at her waist.

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    noun

    A time when you win money as a prize.
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    verbslang

    To win money by finishing high enough in a contest.