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Noun
A flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp, typically used as money
Money in the form of coins
Verb
To create a coin, or coins, out of (a mass of metal)
To create or conceive of, typically a word, phrase or idea
To concoct or make up something that is untrue or inaccurate
To produce or make (something) from whatever is available
To produce a forged or imitative copy of
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Noun
▲
A flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp, typically used as money
bit
piece
chip
disk
US
disc
UK
token
counter
jetton
man
substitute coin
marker
check
wafer
poker chip
playing piece
“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
▲
Money in the form of coins
money
cash
currency
change
green
moolah
dough
bucks
lucre
loot
tender
moola
chips
shekels
bread
gold
sheqels
needful
pelf
jack
scratch
lolly
cabbage
kale
wampum
coinage
dosh
silver
coins
specie
copper
wonga
kembla
coppers
denomination
doubloon
mintage
legal tender
long green
small change
loose change
coin of the realm
chicken feed
meter money
funds
hard cash
readies
dinero
greenbacks
brass
gelt
wad
ready money
wealth
banknotes
notes
bills
boodle
ready
mazuma
ackers
spondulicks
paper money
ready cash
treasure
cold cash
medium of exchange
rhino
wherewithal
tin
dibs
gravy
ducats
roll
banknote
simoleons
splosh
Oscar
capital
shinplasters
rocks
payment
greenback
buck
folding money
pesos
almighty dollar
green stuff
riches
resources
paper
bankroll
finance
dollars
necessary
seawan
peag
clams
means
finances
exchange
lettuce
beans
sterling
filthy lucre
megabucks
stuff
oof
the ready
the wherewithal
piece of change
property
wage
bill
equities
spends
earnings
stock
dinars
check
income
fund
folding stuff
big bucks
valid currency
circulating medium
honest money
sound currency
play money
pile
opulence
king's ransom
mint
bundle
wallet
fortune
note
bullion
skins
mazumah
pay
bank notes
petty cash
assets
reserves
savings
investment
kitty
nest egg
coffers
funding
exchequer
financing
backing
stake
substance
worth
subsidy
sponsorship
estate
investments
possessions
principal
pocket
deep pockets
revenue
prosperity
affluence
reserve
budget
treasury
stash
grant
holdings
contribution
support
purse
financial backing
goods
securities
patronage
valuables
belongings
aid
endowment
hoard
capitalization
bank
investment capital
financial support
money in the bank
big money
interests
fisc
store
richness
donation
outlay
loan
prosperousness
underwriting
ways and means
security
grants
alms
cache
largesse
financial resources
IRA
business
worldly goods
rainy day fund
pool
subsidization
US
donations
credit
plenty
pockets
equity
nut
mammon
Mammon
contributions
gleanings
grubstake
effects
promotion
allowance
chattels
provisions
subsidisation
UK
expenditure
investing
net worth
working capital
charity
benefaction
stockpile
pocket money
stocks and bonds
advancement
accumulation
harvest
saving
abundance
asset
offering
advance
packet
handout
material goods
bursary
financial assistance
reward
fall-back
hand-out
mattress full
tidy sum
pretty penny
venture capital
revenues
CD
ambition
greed
moneys
affairs
shares
resource
dineros
gain
avarice
intangibles
vaults
deposit
coffer
cash flow
financial state
portfolio
monies
ace in the hole
financial condition
insurance
collateral
financial assets
money for a rainy day
remuneration
supply
aegis
auspice
stakes
valuable holding
valuable property
valuable possession
valuable good
valuable resource
proceeds
winnings
profits
pocketbook
worldly possessions
emergency fund
emergency supply
ready assets
financial status
bank note
contingency fund
provision for a rainy day
life saving
money put by for a rainy day
egis
luxury
fullness
fluid assets
cash reserve
accounts receivable
pork barrel
money on hand
provision
shrapnel
deal
debt
excess
outgo
costs
bounty
donative
top whack
top dollar
luxuriance
transaction
ace in hole
silver coins
commodities
substantiality
multitude
vested interests
bail out
paycheck
almsgiving
emolument
settlement
pay envelope
financial relief
philanthropy
stipend
gifts
spending money
handouts
capital sum
capital funds
plunder
well-being
booty
jewels
gems
ill-gotten gains
lap of luxury
matching funds
presents
mad money
offerings
pin money
favours
UK
endowments
catch
benefits
valuable asset
welfare
benefit
crown jewels
valuable objects
treasure trove
precious metals
help
alimony
subvention
sustenance
bomb
gift
compensation
favors
US
assistance
scholarship
millions
billions
earth
killing
shedloads
loadsamoney
gazillions
motser
motza
share
interest
bread and butter
big bickies
large sum of money
stacks of money
vast sum of money
pots of money
lots of money
considerable sum of money
heaps of money
small fortune
portion
ante
involvement
piece
smart money
capital spending
buying shares
expense
money invested
concern
financial interest
purchase
capital invested
more ❯
“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.”
Verb
▲
To create a coin, or coins, out of (a mass of metal)
mint
cast
die
mold
US
mould
UK
punch
stamp
strike
forge
make
manufacture
produce
stamp out
imprint
construct
create
fabricate
build
fashion
form
assemble
shape
frame
compose
model
engineer
prefabricate
process
synthesize
US
carve
prefab
complete
accomplish
cobble
execute
tool
mill
machine
turn out
put together
throw together
mass-produce
fudge together
synthesise
UK
“Due to the very low price of silver at the time, it was possible to
coin
a silver peso that was equal in size to the USA silver dollar.”
Verb
▲
To create or conceive of, typically a word, phrase or idea
devise
create
contrive
invent
formulate
originate
forge
frame
fabricate
conceive
compose
brainstorm
spark
spitball
mould
UK
mold
US
dream up
make up
think up
trump up
head trip
make up off the top of one's head
construct
produce
develop
concoct
hatch
design
make
form
manufacture
evolve
cook up
craft
come up with
draw up
put together
plan
fashion
cast
draft
US
mastermind
imagine
draught
UK
excogitate
turn out
work out
think of
build
drum up
lay
generate
pioneer
discover
map
codify
innovate
set up
mint
plot
map out
knock off
get ready
throw together
prepare
initiate
inaugurate
spawn
machinate
scheme
codetermine
establish
work
vamp
improvise
bring into being
put up
arrange
conceive of
dope out
hit on
knock together
conjure up
knock up
hammer out
vamp up
ad-lib
issue
assemble
conceit
ideate
dream
cogitate
elaborate
realise
UK
realize
US
purpose
build up
launch
introduce
institute
shape
fabulize
improv
uncover
moot
bring forth
stumble upon
write
fictionalise
UK
storify
fictionalize
US
find
detect
found
engender
play it by ear
wing it
fake it
constitute
actualize
be the inventor of
beget
bring about
whip up
parent
instigate
put in place
patent
cause
bring to pass
cause to be
effectuate
give rise to
bring into existence
catalyze
US
set in motion
give birth to
start off
put in motion
open up
usher in
draw on
do
synthesize
US
get going
catalyse
UK
synthesise
UK
be the mother of
be the father of
bring
decide
ponder
model
crank out
brew
cobble together
tailor
outline
spark off
get
carry out
start up
speculate
picture
ruminate
carve out
run up
throw up
choreograph
project
visualize
US
obtain
work on
lay out
visualise
UK
grind out
churn out
envision
envisage
determine
strategize
thrash out
author
execute
bear
fangle
toss off
start
begin
commence
organize
US
kick off
install
US
open
organise
UK
plant
instal
UK
enact
lay the foundations of
get under way
engineer
lay the first stone of
incorporate
induct
father
spearhead
start the ball rolling
get off the ground
come out with
activate
render
kick-start
erect
float
effect
secure
lay the cornerstone of
set down
embark on
piece
sow the seeds of
get something working
set the ball rolling
trigger
base
actuate
confect
bring on
invest
bring in
set off
bring out
trigger off
get things rolling
knock out
incite
set
rig
break new ground
lead the way
get underway
enter into
get something functioning
get going on
start ball rolling
blaze a trail
get the ball rolling
revolutionize
US
kindle
procure
achieve
inspire
trailblaze
yield
authorize
US
bow
legislate
instate
debut
fix
make happen
revolutionise
UK
intro
raise
place
complete
affect
blaze
materialize
US
materialise
UK
roll out
authorise
UK
germinate
break in
set about
stir up
lay foundation
get moving
break the ice
take up
get in operation
get ball rolling
set going
set a trend
get going with
take the lead in
burst into
compound
get show on road
get the show on the road
break into
make the first move
pave the way
conceptualize
US
kickoff
prompt
promote
breed
necessitate
process
modernize
US
cultivate
unleash
conceptualise
UK
modernise
UK
start out
ring in
propagate
be the cause of
jumps-tart
fire up
harvest
commission
make a start on
mass-produce
provoke
exercise
arrange for
draw
sketch
paint
compile
orchestrate
foment
comp
bring up the curtain on
rear
light the way
embark
enter
unveil
pass
ordain
empower
fix together
ready
abet
set an example
be the first
be in the vanguard
herald
admit
ferment
pick
charter
decree
delegate
designate
implement
provide
bring forward
phase in
scratch the surface
go ahead
tear into
advance
translate into
comprise
diagram
fudge together
bang out
knock down
set forth
fix up
order
depute
piece together
patch together
structure
whip out
fit together
rustle up
cobble up
sculpture
eke out
rig up
ratify
corroborate
implant
lodge
domiciliate
predicate
inculcate
moor
station
accomplish
prefab
mix up
slap together
ad lib
batch
mature
precede
preface
put in
occasion
induce
commence on
start on
enter upon
fall to
lead off
strike into
get off
usher
break the seal
embark upon
jump into
take action on
get cracking on
get one's feet wet
set the ball rolling on
break the ice on
fulfill
US
swing
lay down
fulfil
UK
open the door
colonise
UK
colonize
US
explore
work up
make a start
initiate things
take the initiative
lay the first stone
take the first step
prepare the way
break through
lay the foundation
break ground
bring off
carry through
bring to fruition
make a reality
cause to happen
lay the groundwork on
show the way
show the way on
lay the groundwork for
take the lead
go out in front
take the initiative in
prepare the way for
take the lead on
push the envelope
lead the way for
settle
rev
put into place
put into operation
more ❯
“Even if Ehrlich did indeed
coin
the term in the early 1900s, the concept lay fallow until computational methods arose in the 1960s.”
Verb
▲
To concoct or make up something that is untrue or inaccurate
fabricate
falsify
fake
forge
misrepresent
concoct
fudge
feign
counterfeit
make up
trump up
lie
prevaricate
deceive
fib
misstate
distort
equivocate
con
exaggerate
pervert
delude
mislead
palter
hoodwink
misinform
tell stories
trick
tell untruths
stretch the truth
pretend
put on
invent
garble
dissemble
bluff
misguide
perjure
dupe
hoax
bamboozle
jive
snow
be economical with the truth
juggle
string along
have on
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
send on a wild goose chase
lead astray
pull the wool over someone's eyes
put on an act
take in
lead on
alter
warp
dissimulate
doctor
cook
change
color
US
twist
manipulate
misinterpret
embellish
embroider
fool
misreport
bend
promote
slant
colour
UK
massage
belie
beguile
misspeak
misrelate
misdirect
kid
tell a lie
tamper with
depart from the truth
fiddle
snooker
disinform
make up a story
fix
spin
forswear oneself
make believe
invent a story
not tell the truth
forswear
sucker
cozen
fake it
tell a terminological inexactitude
doublespeak
hornswoggle
gaff
bear false witness
commit perjury
dress up
tell a white lie
phony up
gammon
propagandize
US
have
humbug
spoof
burn
buffalo
spin a yarn
tell lies
give the wrong impression
mousetrap
gull
catch
propagandise
UK
put a spin on
give wrong information to
suck in
lead up the garden path
give someone a bum steer
cover up
wrong steer
put up smoke screen
lead down the garden path
put on false front
do a number on
bait and switch
fake out
lie to
pull one's leg
take for a ride
double-talk
phony
US
simulate
devise
magnify
hatch
swear falsely
lie under oath
overstate
pad
phoney
UK
tell untruth
scam
patch
bilk
hose
swindle
interfere with
create out of thin air
illude
inveigle
shaft
cheat
tinker with
fiddle with
cook up
defraud
outfox
rook
betray
bunk
ensnare
victimize
US
overreach
entangle
enmesh
victimise
UK
caboodle
bait
impose on
outwit
rip off
pull a swifty on
lead up garden path
play trick on
pull a fast one on
rope in
double-cross
put one over on
whitewash
sugarcoat
blandish
dodge
tergiversate
quibble
cavil
shuffle
hedge
gild
pussyfoot
sidestep
flannel
shilly-shally
fence
shift
stall
vacillate
temporize
US
be evasive
evade
dither
beat about the bush
adulterate
gaslight
bull
overdraw
misinstruct
temporise
UK
parry questions
dodge the issue
sidestep the issue
be vague
be non-committal
tell a falsehood
tell an untruth
put lipstick on
debase
corrupt
be untruthful
concoct a story
put off
beg the question
vitiate
not speak the truth
perjure oneself
break promise
be forsworn
say something untrue
put up a front
stall for time
duck the issue
beat around the bush
give a false colour to
hum and haw
contravene
salt
four-flush
contort
rig
misquote
traverse
gloss
deacon
BS
frame up
lie through one's teeth
lack candor
plant
shovel
tell a fib
create fiction
speak with forked tongue
tell a little white lie
pull someone's leg
more ❯
“She did not try to invent or
coin
some excuse for her misdeeds.”
Verb
▲
To produce or make (something) from whatever is available
improvise
concoct
devise
contrive
invent
create
rig
improv
spark
brainstorm
improvisate
slapdash
dream up
knock up
make up
throw together
cobble together
knock together
whip up
fix up
jury-rig
rig up
put together
rustle up
knock off
make do
extemporise
UK
extemporize
US
fake
ad-lib
wing it
prepare hastily
make hastily
put together hastily
put together roughly
prepare roughly
jerry-build
make roughly
patch together
make
produce
prepare
assemble hastily
erect hastily
set up hastily
play it by ear
make it up
think on one's feet
rattle off
fly by the seat of one's pants
more ❯
Verb
▲
To produce a forged or imitative copy of
counterfeit
reproduce
copy
replicate
clone
forge
fake
pirate
falsify
dupe
phoney
UK
phony
US
Xerox
carbon
fabricate
stat
mint
knock off
phony up
duplicate
photocopy
imitate
plagiarize
US
reduplicate
render
plagiarise
UK
Photostat
mimeograph
reprint
copycat
lift
mimeo
manifold
crib
bootleg
xerox
photostat
make a copy of
steal
rip off
poach
mirror
trace
ditto
pinch
nick
make a facsimile of
rip
make a replica of
infringe the copyright of
repeat
simulate
recreate
print
transcribe
repro
multiply
run off
borrow
take a photocopy of
make a photocopy of
make a Xerox of
appropriate
make a carbon copy of
carbon copy
reproduce illegally
copy illegally
photograph
spoof
ape
mimic
follow
sham
produce a copy of
double
redouble
mock up
back up
trump up
copy fraudulently
echo
rework
dualize
act like
make a carbon of
do like
make twofold
go like
make replica
make like
make two of
do a takeoff
take off as
more ❯
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