Green’s Dictionary of Slang

Lady Godiva n.

[rhy. sl. = fiver n. (1)]

(UK/US) £5/$5.

[US]Wentworth & Flexner DAS 648/1: Lady Godiva – five dollars.
[UK]S.T. Kendall Up the Frog.
[UK]R. Barker Fletcher’s Book of Rhy. Sl. 27: Take this Lady Godiva for your froth and bubble.
[UK]Wheeler & Broadhead Upper Class Rhy. Sl. 44: Every week I like to put a Lady Godiva on the gee gees.
[Aus]R.G. Barrett Boys from Binjiwunyawunya 305: Fivers and tenners, eh. Lady Godivas and bricks we used to call them.
K. Lucas ‘All my life I’ve wanted to be a Barrow Boy’ in Obfuscation News Apr. Issue 20 🌐 To you a Lady Godiva.