Usage of "tenner" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

The cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system.

Spanish

A United States bill worth 10 dollars.

Usage of tenner in English

Good choice mate, when he's England captain these will be a tenner. 
 The Guardian 

Doors open at 8pm and tickets are a tenner at the door. 
 The Irish Times 

We were all dying with laughter, and I tossed him a tenner. 
 Under Two Flags 

What about the brands selling 24 cans of lager for a tenner? 
 The Guardian 

When I was a teenager, my younger brother loaned me a tenner. 
 The Irish Times 

A real winner at under a tenner for the pair of discs. 
 The Irish Times 

Short of a tenner to top up your premium-priced gas and electricity key? 
 The Guardian 

And if you're peckish, cheese and meat platters cost a tenner. 
 The Guardian 

Yes, I'll do it; but first let me spend the tenner. 
 Not George Washington — an Autobiographical Novel 

Turn up after 9pm and it will cost you a tenner. 
 The Irish Times 

Now, it is only a tenner, but it is the principle. 
 The Irish Times 

Here are my 15 favourite skincare and makeup heroes for under a tenner. 
 Independent.ie 

Tickets are a tenner and all proceeds will go to Peter McVerry Trust. 
 The Irish Times 

And I won a tenner off his Royal Highness, and here I am. 
 Red Pottage 

Archie pulled a tenner off a roll and dropped it on the table. 
 Fresh 

Admission is a tenner and all proceeds go to the Galway Hospice Foundation. 
 The Irish Times 

tenner

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Portuguese

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Tenner through the time

Tenner across language varieties

Ireland

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United Kingdom

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Meanings of tenner in English