crisp n.
paper money.
![]() | Hand-made Fables 159: No matter how much of the Crisp a Fellow handles, he feels like a Lazarus if he cannot acquire all of the desirable Items that he seems to think he wants. | |
![]() | Leave it to Psmith (1993) 522: Two thousand of the crispiest. | |
![]() | DSUE (1984) 270/1: from ca. 1850. | |
![]() | (con. 1950s–60s) in Little Legs 37: All the nice music, the crispies, went under the mattress. |