smackers n.
(orig. US) rarely in sing., dollars or pounds sterling.
![]() | Chicago Trib. 13 Jan. V2/4: ‘I’m feelin’ pretty good,’ said the boy. ‘A thousan’ smackers is a fancy hunk o’ change, even for me.’. | |
![]() | Top-Notch 1 Sept. 🌐 Not that I cared anything for the five hundred smackerinos, understand. | ‘Hail the Professor’ in|
![]() | Cutie 13: He shelled out the seven and a half smackers. | |
![]() | Roman Hat Mystery 74: One hundred and twenty-two smackers. | |
![]() | Bessie Cotter 69: If I don’t get fifty smackers, I’ll stay right here with the old gat [...] and let ’em have it. | |
![]() | Send for Paul Temple (1992) 223: ‘Five thousand smackers!’ he said with delight. | |
![]() | ‘Don’t Give Your Right Name’ in Goulart (1967) 11: That stuff costs sixteen smackers a bottle. | |
![]() | Sun (Sydney) 29 Sept. 15/1: When King became Gov. in 1800 he discovers that these smart alecks were bringing the stuff into the smoke for eight peg a gallon and the public were buying it for two smackers. | |
![]() | Shiralee 142: Me dump five hundred smackers when all I’m doing is making wages myself! | |
![]() | Ruling Class I ii: Twenty thousand smackers! Yawee! | |
![]() | Dead Butler Caper 120: Even the three hundred smackers she’d laid on me [...] made the assignment only fractionally more acceptable. | |
![]() | Paco’s Story (1987) 81: They take in something like 250 smackers of a bingo night, all singles and fivers and sawbucks. | |
![]() | (con. 1920s) Legs 168: But you’re the guy’s got the fifteen smackers. | |
![]() | Crosskill [ebook] A cash payment [...] ten thousand smackers. | |
![]() | Indep. Rev. 17 July 5: Here’s 20,000 smackers. | |
![]() | Cartoon City 14: He might lose his chance of being a features ace, not to mention three hundred smackers. | |
![]() | Skins ser.1 ep.4 [TV script] ‘How much is there?’ ‘One thousand smackers’. | |
![]() | (con. 1943) Irish Fandango [ebook] ‘[F]ifty smackers for two days diggin’ . . . and there’s more in the tit’. |