Categories: Street Slang
Benjamins is a slang term used to refer to one hundred-dollar bills.
This term originates from the image of Benjamin Franklin, who is featured on the front of the one hundred-dollar bill. Franklin’s face becomes synonymous with the currency itself, and thus, Benjamins came to represent hundred-dollar bills.
Example 1:
“I just made a big sale and now I’ve got a pocket full of Benjamins.”
Example 2:
“She’s always flashing her Benjamins, but I’ve heard she’s in a lot of debt.”
Synonyms:
Benjis, Bankroll, Stacks, Dough, Moolah
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