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four-bit

  • a word derived from four bits.
    four bits
    noun
    50 cents.

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As Uncle Dan and the other men started tossing in four-bit pieces, it got heavier and heavier.

From Great Jehoshaphat and Gully Dirt! by Jewell Ellen Smith

I next sprung Pansy for a four-bit feed - It was a giddy tax, but what care I?

From The Love Sonnets of a Car Conductor by Wallace Irwin

Deal 'em up, Spots; you an' me is goin' to pry these two bum gamblers loose from their four-bit pieces real pronto by the good ol' road of high, low, jack, an' the game.

From Man to Man by Jackson Gregory

They dropped four-bit pieces on the dusty road, and riding up to them at full speed clutched them from the ground in some mysterious way that was perfectly wonderful.

From A Summer in a Canyon by Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin

Peets gives this saddle-tinted longhorn a four-bit piece, an' he tells this yarn.

From How The Raven Died 1902, From "Wolfville Nights" by Alfred Henry Lewis

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