What is another word for bank notes?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈaŋk nˈə͡ʊts], [ bˈaŋk nˈəʊts], [ b_ˈa_ŋ_k n_ˈəʊ_t_s]
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Synonyms for Bank notes:
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n.
• bill- skin .
- Currencies ,
- IOUs ,
- Incomes ,
- assets ,
- balance sheets ,
- bankrolls ,
- bills ,
- bonds ,
- cashes ,
- checks ,
- coinages ,
- coppers ,
- coupons ,
- dollars ,
- drafts ,
- fortunes ,
- funds ,
- greenbacks ,
- ingots ,
- issues ,
- money orders ,
- monies ,
- notes ,
- nuggets ,
- pounds ,
- proceeds ,
- profits ,
- promissory notes ,
- purses ,
- receipts ,
- stocks ,
- swags ,
- treasures ,
- wads ,
- wallets ,
- ways and means .
Other relevant words:
- 1 ,
- a-one ,
- account ,
- adept ,
- angiotensin converting enzyme ,
- angiotensin-converting enzyme ,
- annotation ,
- baldhead ,
- baldpate ,
- baldy ,
- bank bill ,
- banker's bill ,
- banknote ,
- bark ,
- beak ,
- bill of exchange ,
- billet ,
- billhook ,
- bingle ,
- blueprint ,
- breadstuff ,
- breeze through ,
- broadsheet ,
- broadside ,
- cabbage ,
- card ,
- cash in ,
- cash in hand ,
- certification ,
- champion ,
- charge ,
- circular ,
- clamber ,
- clams ,
- conscription ,
- crack ,
- credential ,
- credentials ,
- cucumber vine ,
- cuke ,
- currentness ,
- cutis ,
- dinero ,
- distinction ,
- dollar bill ,
- dollar mark ,
- dollar sign ,
- dozens ,
- draft copy ,
- draught ,
- drawing ,
- earnings ,
- eminence ,
- enlist ,
- exclusive ,
- eyeshade ,
- finances ,
- first-rate ,
- flier ,
- flyer ,
- gelt ,
- genius ,
- go against ,
- gobs ,
- government note ,
- gross ,
- gulp ,
- handbill ,
- hard cash ,
- hard currency ,
- heaps ,
- hide ,
- hitch ,
- horse ,
- hotshot ,
- i ,
- immediate payment ,
- individual ,
- invoice ,
- issue ,
- jerk ,
- john cash ,
- kale ,
- lashings ,
- lettuce ,
- line ,
- loads ,
- lolly ,
- long horse ,
- loot ,
- lots ,
- lucre ,
- mark ,
- maven ,
- mavin ,
- measure ,
- mention ,
- monetary resource ,
- moolah ,
- musical note ,
- muster ,
- muster in ,
- nail ,
- neb ,
- net ,
- net income ,
- net profit ,
- nib ,
- notation ,
- note of hand ,
- notice ,
- observe ,
- one ,
- one dollar bill ,
- oodles ,
- outline ,
- paper currency ,
- pare ,
- pass with flying colors ,
- payoff ,
- peak ,
- pearl buck ,
- pecker ,
- pecuniary resource ,
- peel ,
- pelf ,
- pelt ,
- piles ,
- placard ,
- poster ,
- posting ,
- potation ,
- preeminence ,
- profit ,
- promissory note ,
- rafts ,
- remark ,
- return ,
- revenue ,
- rough drawing ,
- sail through ,
- sawbuck ,
- sawhorse ,
- scads ,
- scores ,
- scramble ,
- scrape ,
- scratch ,
- security ,
- selective service ,
- sensation ,
- shekels ,
- shin ,
- shinny ,
- shoot ,
- shoot down ,
- short letter ,
- simoleons ,
- skinhead ,
- slews ,
- sputter ,
- stacks ,
- staff of life ,
- stamp ,
- star ,
- struggle ,
- sugar ,
- super ,
- superstar ,
- sweep through ,
- swig ,
- take ,
- take down ,
- take note ,
- takings ,
- tear ,
- tegument ,
- tender ,
- throwaway ,
- tipple ,
- tiptop ,
- tone ,
- tons ,
- top-notch ,
- topnotch ,
- tops ,
- undivided ,
- unity ,
- unmarried ,
- up-to-dateness ,
- vaulting horse ,
- virtuoso ,
- visor ,
- vizor ,
- wampum ,
- whiz ,
- whizz ,
- win ,
- winnings ,
- wiz ,
- wizard ,
- yield .
- ace ,
- bank note ,
- banknotes ,
- bill ,
- bread ,
- buck ,
- cash ,
- certificate ,
- clam ,
- cucumber ,
- dollar ,
- dough ,
- folding money ,
- greenback ,
- legal tender ,
- long green ,
- money ,
- note ,
- one-spot ,
- single .
How to use "Bank notes" in context?
What are banknotes?
A banknote is a type of paper money. It is similar to a check or money order, but usually has a higher value. How are banknotes created?
A banknote is a physical representation of currency that a bank will issue to a customer. The bank will print the banknote on high-quality paper and affix a serial number to it. The customer then takes the banknote to the bank in order to exchange it for money.
What is the difference between a banknote and a check?
A check is a type of paper money that is written from a bank to a customer.
Homophones for Bank notes:
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- Synonyms:
- unpaid.
