scrill
/skɹɪl/
scrill noun: money.
Noun
scrill (uncountable)
- Money.
- I have to work overtime to make the scrill I need to buy that car.
- I'm more real than, I got more scrill than / Got more skill than them there / I'm a cash money millionaire2002 July 23, “500 Degreez”, in 500 Degreez, performed by Lil Wayne
- Synonyms:
- scrilla, ackers, bees and honey, blunt, bones, brass, bread, bread and honey, Bugs Bunny, cake
Synonyms of scrill
Forms of scrill
| alternative form | skrill |
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Origin of scrill
Apocopic form of scrilla (“money”).
Words that rhyme with scrill
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- chill
- drill
- Seville
- will
- skill
- still
- frill
- mil
- sill
- swill
- fulfill
- goodwill
- till
- until
- brazil
- downhill
- prill
- quadrille
- shill
- shrill
- thrill
- Chapel Hill
- jill
- McGill
- nill
- squill
- trill
- uphill
- Walton-on-the-Hill
- Baskerville
- dill
- grille
- he'll
- instill
- Ithkuil
- krill
- manille
- nil
- phil
- purple pill
- refill
- remill
- rill
- thill
- twill
- vill
- vril
- 'til
Questions about scrill
- What does scrill mean?
- Scrill means money.
- What part of speech is scrill?
- Scrill is a noun.
- How do you pronounce scrill?
- Scrill is pronounced /skɹɪl/.
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