Dollar
Green
Green noun - Something (as pieces of stamped metal or printed paper) customarily and legally used as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment.
Usage example: I need to save up some green before I can afford that cruise
Both words in one sentence
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Sacajawea dollar coin had George Washington (who was green, like on the dollar bill) promoting it, saying it was just as good as the dollar bill.
Source: The Dead Rise to Advertise -
A variation in the Garfield and Friends episode "Crime and Nourishment" where Garfield discovers a world of little green smurf like men who use Italian food as money and eat dollar bills for food.
Source: Money to Throw Away - In the movie Rugrats in Paris Coco LaBouche loses the back of her dress revealing purple underwear with green hearts and pink S's which are supposedly dollar signs.
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