ten-dollarbills

noun
UK /ˌten ˈdɒlə bɪlz/
US /ˌten ˈdɑlər bɪlz/

Ten-dollarbills are paper money worth ten dollars each.

She paid for the toys with two ten-dollarbills.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A casual way to refer to a small stack of ten-dollar paper money.

He kept a few ten-dollarbills in his drawer for emergencies.

3. Slang for money in general, especially when counting small amounts.

All I have left are some ten-dollarbills and loose coins.

4. A playful term for a modest amount of spending money.

With a handful of ten-dollarbills, the kids headed to the fair.