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Meanings of moneyer in English
Synonyms
Examples for "coiner"
Examples for "coiner"
1
The waggoner fell an easy prey to the furious coiner at first.
2
Unheedful of the coiner's anger, the detective stroked his moustache, and continued-
3
The latter lay under the coiner, whose knee pressed cruelly upon his chest.
4
The detective was provokingly cool, and the coiner gnashed his teeth with rage.
5
At first I began to think that our friend Fenwick had turned coiner.
1
Around us everywhere was the dull, cold, gray, hopeless desolation of the approach of minter.
2
Prior to this, Minter was a managing partner at North Sea Partners.
3
Minter then pulled out a handgun and started shooting, the statement said.
4
And then you wake up and bust Minter for your first crack.
5
Minter's background fully qualified him for the chancellorship under state law.
Usage of moneyer in English
1
Kings had appointed a royal moneyer in each to mint silver coins for local use.
2
Kings had appointed a royal moneyer in each to mint silver coins such as pennies for local use.
3
Kings had appointed a royal moneyer in each burh to mint silver coins such as pennies for local use.
4
On one side was the King's head in profile and on the other side was the name of the moneyer.
5
If any moneyer or other person be taken with false money in his possession, let true justice be visited upon him.
6
In Hereford, as in other cities, there were moneyers, or coiners.
7
Merovingian Gold Coins, Struck by St. Eloy, Moneyer to Dagobert I.
8
We have mariners, moneyers, minstrels, and watchmen.
9
There were eight moneyers in London.
10
When a new coinage was issued, all moneyers had to go to London to get the new dies.
11
F. B., sir, has a station in the world; F. B. moves among moneyers and City nobs, and eats cabobs with wealthy nabobs.
12
Practically each tax, each due, must have been at least doubled, and the sheriff himself was at the mercy of the Exchequer moneyers.
13
"And I," he said with mock intensity, "am done to death with weariness-with my moneyer, this lady of mine.