thomas jefferson
Word Rarity
Rare
Frequency: Zipf frequency 3.94 in modern English
33
Scrabble Score
15
Letters
5
Syllables
11
Unique Chars
Meaning
noun
A United States two-dollar bill featuring Thomas Jefferson.
noun
Example Sentences
- "I was able to get it out of the clerk that this Franks guy—he’s supposed to be a legit writer who’s on the road a lot—but after I greased her palm with a few Thomas Jeffersons she tells me he don’t ever pick up his mail there."
- "Well, I just tipped mine two dollars a day for three days, in nice, crisp Thomas Jeffersons."
- "I'll wager a Thomas Jefferson that there will be a 5euro coin on the Continent before there is an 18cent coin in fly-over-country."
- "“I’ve never said this before,” I started off with a chuckle, handing him the bill, “but here’s a Thomas Jefferson for your troubles.” […] “I gave him a Thomas Jefferson,” I reminded her with a laugh, only to admit, “Until today, I had no idea Thomas Jefferson was on the two.” I chuckled again and complained, “I wish we still had the two dollar bill in our time—they’re so handy.”"
- "After I first saw the old man I kept watching for those buffalo nickels, but they’re all Thomas Jeffersons now."
- "For modern-era citizens now dependent on debit cards and no longer familiar with coin values: Cheez-Its requires one Franklin Roosevelt and two George Washingtons. (Hold onto your Thomas Jeffersons for drinks, later.)"