Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton noun: a United States ten-dollar bill.
Noun
Alexander Hamilton (plural Alexander Hamiltons)
- A United States ten-dollar bill.
- “Take it. Butter for your bread.” / Frowning, he flipped through the bills, a cyclorama of Alexander Hamiltons. “That’s a pretty big smear,” Callahan said. / “It’s a grand. You take risks, you earned it.”1990, Anthony Mancini, The Yellow Gardenia, New York, N.Y.: Donald I. Fine, Inc., →ISBN, page 163
- But it’s all a conspiracy, because then some narco deposits millions of dollars into the state cash reserve and everybody’s happy again. There’s nothing like a fresh stack of Alexander Hamiltons to promote Mexican patriotism.2001, Paul S. Flores, Along the Border Lies, Berkeley, Calif.: Creative Arts Book Company, →ISBN, page 60
- Synonyms:
- Alex Hamilton, Hamilton
Synonyms of Alexander Hamilton
Forms of Alexander Hamilton
| plural | Alexander Hamiltons |
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Origin of Alexander Hamilton
From the portrait of Alexander Hamilton featured on it.
Questions about Alexander Hamilton
- What does Alexander Hamilton mean?
- Alexander Hamilton means a United States ten-dollar bill.
- What part of speech is Alexander Hamilton?
- Alexander Hamilton is a noun.
- What is the plural of Alexander Hamilton?
- The plural of Alexander Hamilton is Alexander Hamiltons.
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