simoleon

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si·mo·le·on

 (sĭ-mō′lē-ən)
n. Slang
A dollar.

[Origin unknown.]
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simoleon

(sɪˈməʊlɪən)
n
(Currencies) American slang for dollar
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si•mo•le•on

(səˈmoʊ li ən)

n. Slang.
a dollar.
[1895–1900, Amer.; orig. uncertain]
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