Bread and Dollar

Bread

Bread noun - Substances intended to be eaten.
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Synonyms for Bread

Dollar and bread are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dollar" instead a noun "Bread".

Dollar

Dollar noun - A U.S. currency bill representing 100 cents.
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Synonyms for Dollar

Bread and dollar are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bread" instead a noun "Dollar".

Both words in one sentence

  • When I was a kid you could be down to your last dollar and walk out of the store with a loaf of bread, two sticks of butter, and a quart of milk.
  • Narm / Music Chicago radio personality Steve Dahl made a similar point about Joel still singing lines like "And they sit at the bar/And put bread in my jar" when Joel was making millions of dollar a year, flying around the world in Lear jets, and having sex with (then-wife) Christie Brinkley.
    Source: Narm / Music
  • Strawman Product The test subject chooses the Subway sandwich, primarily because in addition to cold cuts and cheese, the bread has been stuffed with "extra lettuce" - i.e., hundred dollar bills.
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