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Money in the form of coins

A flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp, used as money

A gift voucher that can be used as payment for goods of a specified value

Create, think up

To make of a definite fineness, and convert into coins, as a mass of metal

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Noun

Money in the form of coins

coin of the realm

medium of exchange

almighty dollar

piece of change

circulating medium

the wherewithal

money in the bank

financial resources

investment capital

subsidization^US

subsidisation^UK

working capital

stocks and bonds

contingency fund

financial backing

accounts receivable

ace in the hole

financial assets

valuable holding

valuable property

valuable possession

valuable resource

worldly possessions

money for a rainy day

emergency supply

financial status

provision for a rainy day

money put by for a rainy day

natural resources

marriage settlement

financial affairs

money management

financial state

financial condition

ill-gotten gains

valuable objects

precious metals

marriage portion

large sum of money

stacks of money

vast sum of money

considerable sum of money

capital spending

financial interest

capital invested

venture capital

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“These taxes were collected in coin from the burghs and fresh coin was minted 3 times a year in 60 royal mints arranged throughout the country.”

Noun

A flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp, used as money

“A spokeswoman said one person was arrested on suspicion of throwing a coin at a match official and another was arrested on suspicion of hurling a bottle.”

Noun

A gift voucher that can be used as payment for goods of a specified value

proof of purchase

detachable portion

premium certificate

redemption slip

redeemable part

authorization^US

authorisation^UK

travel document

complimentary ticket

list of charges

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Verb

Create, think up

make up off the top of one's head

bring into being

cobble together

fictionalize^US

fictionalise^UK

be the inventor of

be the father of

be the mother of

think on one's feet

do off the top of your head

fly by the seat of one's pants

rely on your wits

bring into existence

circulate bad money

copy fraudulently

strategize about

make arrangements for

lay the foundations of

form a conspiracy

work hand in glove

get act together

conceptualize^US

throw something together

conceptualise^UK

work something out

cobble something together

be responsible for

get in bed with

take part in a conspiracy

participate in a conspiracy

make preparations for

speak off the cuff

cook something up

revolutionize^US

dream something up

think something up

trump something up

revolutionise^UK

reach an agreement

prepare roughly

prepare hastily

cause to happen

make secret plans

beat into shape

have every intention

lay the first stone of

lay the cornerstone of

sow the seeds of

get something going

make a chart of

make a diagram of

put together hastily

put together roughly

be in cahoots with

be in collusion

conceive a plan

formulate plans

make a start on

get something moving

get something functioning

get something off the ground

get something working

assemble hastily

kick something off

intercommunicate

make it up as you go along

do something off the cuff

do something off the top of one's head

do something on the spur of the moment

take it as it comes

clap together or up

make it up as one goes along

lick into shape

be in charge of

get off the ground

lay in provisions

make arrangements

start the ball rolling

come to an agreement

come to terms about

pull things together

tell a white lie

create out of thin air

set one's sights on

put pen to paper

put heads together

put out a contract

be an accessory

be hand in glove

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“This strikes me as basically un-Barbelithian, to coin an adjective.”

Verb

To make of a definite fineness, and convert into coins, as a mass of metal

beat into shape

“Since the one who has money sets the rules, it is no wonder that the man who coins money is wealthy.”

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