Synonyms and antonyms of Units of money in British Thesaurus

AUD (abbreviation)

Australian dollar

bit (noun)

Americanold-fashioned an amount of money worth 12½ cents

c (abbreviation)

cent(s)

cent (noun)

a small unit of money used in many countries, for example the US, Canada, and Australia. There are 100 cents in a dollar and its symbol is ¢.

crown (noun)

a unit of money used in some European countries

ct (abbreviation)

cent

d (abbreviation)

pence: used in the system of money used in the UK before 1971

dime (noun)

a coin worth ten cents in the US and Canada

dinar (noun)

the unit of money used in several countries, including Iraq, Jordan, and Libya

dollar (noun)

the unit of money used in the US and in several other countries such as Canada and Australia. Its symbol is $

dollar (noun)

a banknote or coin worth a dollar

euro (noun)

the unit of money that is used in most countries in the European Union. Its symbol is €.

fifty (noun)

a piece of paper money that is worth fifty pounds or dollars

fifty (noun)

a coin that is worth fifty pence

G (noun)

Americanspoken grand: one thousand dollars

half dollar (noun)

a coin worth one half of a dollar in the US or Canada

hundred (noun)

a piece of paper money worth 100 pounds

Krugerrand (noun)

a South African gold coin, often bought as a way of investing money

lira (noun)

the unit of money that is used in Turkey and Syria

lira (noun)

a unit of money that was used in Italy until it was replaced by the euro in 2002

nickel (noun)

a coin in the US and Canada worth five cents

p (abbreviation)

pence

p (abbreviation)

penny

penny (noun)

a small unit of money in the UK There are 100 pence in one pound

penny (noun)

a small coin in the UK worth one penny

penny (noun)

a small coin in the US or Canada worth one cent

peso (noun)

the unit of money used in the Philippines and several countries in South and Central America

petrodollar (noun)

a unit of money earned by a country from selling oil to other countries

pound (noun)

economics a unit of money used in the UK and several other countries. Its symbol is £.

pound (noun)

a coin or banknote worth one pound

pound coin (noun)

a British coin that is worth one pound

pound note (noun)

a piece of paper money worth one pound. This no longer exists in the UK except in Scotland.

pound sterling (noun)

the official name for the unit of money used in the UK

punt (noun)

the unit of money that was used in the Republic of Ireland before the euro was introduced

quarter (noun)

a coin that is worth one quarter of an American or Canadian dollar, or 25 cents

rand (noun)

the unit of money used in South Africa

rouble (noun)

the unit of money used in Russia

rupee (noun)

the unit of money used in India, Pakistan, and some other countries

shekel (noun)

the unit of money used in Israel

single (noun)

American a one-dollar note

sterling (noun)

economics the standard unit of money in the UK

yen (noun)

economics the unit of money used in Japan. Its symbol is ¥.

yuan (noun)

the unit of money used in China