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sawbuck
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saw·buck  (sôbk)
n.
1. A sawhorse, especially one having a crossed pair of legs at each end.
2. Slang A ten-dollar bill.

sawbuck [ˈsɔːˌbʌk]
n
1. US and Canadian a sawhorse, esp one having an X-shaped supporting structure
2. Chiefly US and Canadian slang a ten-dollar bill
[(in the sense: sawhorse) translated from Dutch zaagbok; (in the sense: ten-dollar bill) from the legs of a sawbuck forming the Roman numeral X]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.sawbuck - a framework for holding wood that is being sawedsawbuck - a framework for holding wood that is being sawed
framework - a structure supporting or containing something
trestle - sawhorses used in pairs to support a horizontal tabletop
Translations
sawbuck [ˈsɔːbʌk] N (US) → caballete m para serrar


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WITH THAT NUMBER AND TWO SAWBUCKS YOU CAN GET A PACK OF 382 O-RINGS
Cambodian law strictly forbids counterfeiting and perhaps, if enough irate brides, grooms and their parents add their voices to those of shopkeepers and others who handle cash, the country may finally begin to rid itself of the scourge of suspect sawbucks.
``I am now,'' I whispered, slapping down another couple of sawbucks.
 
 
 
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