US money

noun

1. Taler
2. Any of numerous coins patterned after the taler (such as a Spanish peso)
3. Any of various basic monetary units (as in the U.S. and Canada) see Money Table
4. A coin, note, or token representing one dollar
5. Ringgit
6. Money obtained from a specific source

   "the tourism dollar"

adjective

1. Compensated by a token salary usually for government service

   "a dollar-a-year man"

noun

1. Investment in a security at regular intervals of a uniform sum regardless of the price level in order to obtain an overall reduction in cost per unit

noun

1. A day on which special low prices are offered

noun

1. Diplomacy used by a country to promote its financial or commercial interests abroad
2. Diplomacy that seeks to strengthen the power of a country or effect its purposes in foreign relations by the use of its financial resources

noun

1. A mark $ placed before a number to indicate that it stands for dollars

noun

1. A store that sells inexpensive items priced usually at a dollar or a few dollars

   "Inflatable balloons, holiday decorations, toothbrushes and spices are some of the best deals you can buy at the dollar store."

idiom

1. A desire to make money

   "investors with dollar signs in their eyes"

noun

1. A basic monetary unit shared by a number of islands of the British West Indies

noun

1. A coin representing one half of a dollar
2. The sum of 50 cents