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Meanings of dime in English
Usage of dime in English
1
When we return, there's a good chance the dime will be gone.
2
The free room seems squalid to us, and the dime room ostentatious.
3
Of course, not a dime would be paid to those they dismissed.
4
The usher pointed; the gentleman thanked him and held out a dime.
5
Mr. Wade went over two years without giving a dime of support.
6
Of course, we never would've lived long enough to spend a dime.
7
To move a dime of Edith's money, his personal signature was required.
8
After he left, he never wrote or called or sent a dime.
9
Her last dime had gone to the food for the pirate menu.
10
She didn't have a dime; not so much as a red penny.
11
It would cost him only a dime, and she owed him money.
12
I don't want to say you dropped a dime on me, Freeman.
13
I went into a dime store and bought an anniversary greeting card.
14
I didn't want any more and I had to watch every dime.
15
Joe took a dime out of his pocket and held it up.
16
Campaign funding was the only defense, and he couldn't contribute a dime.
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Dime through the time
Dime across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common