Definitions
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noun
Money in notes and coins.
Examples
- He was always short of cash by the end of the month.
- She saved enough cash for a down payment.
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noun
Money that can be used right away.
Examples
- The company kept a large cash reserve.
- They had plenty of cash on hand for emergencies.
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noun
Money in general.
Examples
- I do not have enough cash for a taxi.
- Could you lend me some cash until Friday?
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noun
The counter in a shop where you pay.
Examples
- Let me take these to the cash for you.
- There was a long line at the cash.
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noun
A prize win in a tournament.
Examples
- He got another cash at the tournament.
- That was her third cash of the poker season.
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noun
In old-fashioned use, a place where money is kept.
Examples
- The bank is a cash where people keep their money.
- A great sum was kept in her cash.
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verb
To exchange a check for money.
Examples
- She cashed the check at the bank.
- He cashed his paycheck on Friday.
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verb
To win a prize in a tournament.
Examples
- He cashed in the poker tournament and made a profit.
- She finally cashed after several near misses.
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adjective
In slang, great or cool.
Examples
- That new album is really cash.
- Their new setup is so cash.
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noun
An old low value coin used in southern India.
Examples
- Merchants once counted payments in cash and pice.
- The old book listed prices in cash, the smallest local coin.
