dime English

Meaning dime meaning

What does dime mean?

Definitions in simple English

dime Noun

— ; A dime is a metal coin that is worth ten cents. Ten dimes is one dollar.

dime

— noun a United States coin worth one tenth of a dollar

— noun (= dime bag) street name for a packet of illegal drugs that is sold for ten dollars

Synonyms dime synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as dime?

dime English » English

dime bag

thick

ten-cent piece

stupid

sou

short bit

period

hair

fur

feather

dumb

dull

down

dim-witted

dense

deck

dead from the neck up

damn

corner

copper

butt

angle

Dima

Topics dime topics

What do people use dime to talk about?

Work and occupation Finance Money

Monetary units

• What are the units of currency?
  cent penny nickel dime quarter half dollar dollar silver dollar greenback bill C note pence pound

Examples dime examples

How do I use dime in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I don't have a dime on me.

They're a dime a dozen.

It won't cost you a dime.

You can't seriously expect that they won't recognize you in that disguise. That lopsided, dime store moustache is a dead giveaway!

I don't have a dime left.

Movie subtitles

Why didn't you give him a dime?

Pardon me, could you spare a dime for a cup of coffee?

Haven't got a dime.

These days, stars like Dorothy Brock are a dime a dozen.

How'd you like to have a dime to go with it?

If you guess the number, I'll give you the dime, and if you don't, you gotta give me your nickel, okay?

If you'll give me a dime I'll get that hot dog myself.

Well, I couldn't get a dime a dozen if I handed this whole mob over to the coppers, and you know it.

Dime, please.

I've got a dime.

Take these bags to my room, and here's a dime for yourself.

She'd have it in the dark without a dime.

You all look as though you lost a dollar and found a dime.

Sure, I'm a killer, but killers are a dime a dozen!

You've been reading too many dime novels.

This flow isn't worth a dime!

You wouldn't give a bad dime to a sick kid, would ya?

I ain't worth a bad dime.

Give him a dime.

Gordon, you don't have a dime, and you never will.

And if you'd married Horn, he'd have cut you off without a dime?

Here's a dime.

Gentlemen, what's this all about? You all look as though you lost a dollar and found a dime.

Not a dime, somebody must have cleaned him out.

Gentlemen, doesn't cost you a dime.

Could you let me have a dime for a cup of coffee?

You start out after murderers and bring back three-for-a-dime bootleggers.

Say, mister, could you give a fellow a nickel or dime to get a cup of coffee or a loaf of bread?

I bought a ring at the five-and-dime store.

Say, get in there before I make a dime bank out of you.

Well, I sure would like to do that, ma'am, but the fact is, we ain't got but a dime for it.

You can't buy no loaf of bread for a dime.

And makes some of his own. -Up a dime.

I've got a dime left. -We've been playing for an hour!

We carry the load all this way and we don't get a dime.

Here, this dime's the bankroll.

News and current affairs

The resulting fiscal austerity plunged many below the poverty line and accelerated economic inequality, while many private institutions, having caused the 2008 bust, recovered on the public dime.

Dominated by amateur investors, home markets do not turn on a dime.

But if they begin to perceive Google as a pawn of the US government, this sentiment could turn on a dime.