Benjamins

/ ˈbɛndʒəˌmɪnz /

plural noun

C21: after Benjamin Franklin , whose image appears on this denomination of bill

The Federal Reserve this week is rolling out new Benjamins as part of its continuing efforts to stay ahead of cheaters.

It was the skirmishers of Hoods division that so nearly caught Benjamins guns.

The column now advanced, Benjamins guns firing shells into the woods in front.

The Mopuses and Benjamins were more familiar than they would be with a really great lady.

The Benjamins had duties to attend to, so Wally and his daughter were left alone for a quarter of an hour, in the library.

They were indeed wonderful letters, full of the fine idealism, the working philosophy that inspired the Benjamins.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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