dollar

(noun)

the basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 cents

All clip examples

• She gets 500 dollars for a single picture. (Scarlet Street)
• And inside is 2700 dollars in folded money. (Scarlet Street)
• 2000 dollars... on your life. (Scarlet Street)
• Over 1200 dollars. (Scarlet Street)
• Here's 140 dollars that was taken out of her pocketbook. That was mine. (Scarlet Street)
• It's her diamond ring, worth 5 or 600 dollars. (Scarlet Street)
• For 10,000 dollars I shouldn't think you'd mind, Mr. Dellarowe. (Scarlet Street)
• A firm built to a multi-million-dollar-a-year business on the strength and appeal of one person, Janice Starlin. (The Wasp Woman)
• Come here, jughead. You dollar and a half bush jumper. (Angel and the Badman)
• I got a hundred dollars for her! (Love Affair)
• It's made special for me. A dollar apiece. (Scarlet Street)
• He took 15 dollars. He didn't believe it was all I had, so he began pushing me around... ...and this gentleman ran in and knocked him down. (Scarlet Street)
• I saw one little picture that cost 50,000 dollars. (Scarlet Street)
• For 50,000 dollars? (Scarlet Street)
• 24 dollars a week. (Scarlet Street)
• 500 dollars. (Scarlet Street)
• I need 500 dollars. (Scarlet Street)
• I could pay it back 10 dollars a week. (Scarlet Street)
• Why, if he had to work for a living, he couldn't make 50 dollars a week. (Scarlet Street)
• I need at least 1000 dollars. (Scarlet Street)
• 1000 dollars? (Scarlet Street)
• Why, an actress needs 1000 dollars just to get a decent wardrobe. (Scarlet Street)
• I gave you 900 dollars. (Scarlet Street)
• A day late and a dollar short, huh, Lon? (One-Eyed Jacks)
• Here, 50 dollars less 20 percent. (Scarlet Street)
• That'll be two dollars. (The Strange Love of Martha Ivers)
• You're gonna give me a dollar so I can pay this man. He's mad at us. (One-Eyed Jacks)