Dime and Song

Dime

Dime noun - A very small sum of money.
Usage example: the beauty of this deal is that all the extras won't cost you a dime

Song and dime are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Song" instead a noun "Dime".

Song

Song noun - A very small sum of money.
Usage example: developers bought the land for a song

Dime and song are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dime" instead a noun "Song".

Nearby Word: songful

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Doug Stone's "Addicted to a Dollar" is probably the most upbeat song you'll ever hear about being broke ("I'm addicted to a dollar that ain't worth a dime").
  • Not to be confused with that sailboat that's on the Canadian dime, the Stan Rogers song about said sailboat, or the denizens of Nova Scotia, Canada (known as 'Bluenoses' since the late 18th century).
  • Series / Victorious If I Had a Nickel: From the song "Take A Hint":If I had a dime for every name that you just dropped, you'd be here and I'd be on a yacht.
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