piece of change

1. A sum of money, especially a considerable amount, as in That car is worth a piece of change. [Slang; early 1900s]

Example Sentences

“This is a major piece of legislation and a major piece of change at Day 101 of a 105-day session,” Rep. Joe Schmick, R-Colfax, told the committee.

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Say, for instance, the city of Lewiston snags a reasonably good piece of change for a facelift - perhaps near the roundabout at Snake River Avenue.

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"He made himself a nice little piece of change," McIntosh said.

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Or “Honey, I can send my youngest girl a little piece of change to help her out at school.”

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My network of moms, specifically the Mom Squad with the Momference, they were able to connect me with an organization that wanted to provide a grant to a single black mother affected by the shutdown, so I was able to receive a very nice piece of change for support.

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