bruise n.
(US) a bill, which ‘hurts’.
![]() | New Yorker 13 Feb. 17/1: [E]very time a check came around, Joey recognized somebody that he thought he could put the touch on. So he’d get up and leave me with the bruise. | ‘Give and Take’ in
(US) a bill, which ‘hurts’.
![]() | New Yorker 13 Feb. 17/1: [E]very time a check came around, Joey recognized somebody that he thought he could put the touch on. So he’d get up and leave me with the bruise. | ‘Give and Take’ in