Examples
“& Hall accepted and gave a hundred pounds, as you heard, for the copyright of the work; and though the success did not, perhaps (that is quite possible), induce any liberality with regard to copies, they gave _another hundred pounds_ upon printing the second edition, and it was not in the bond to do so.”
“Newcastle, Lady Mary Godolphin, Colonel Churchill (who receives 'twenty pounds, together with my gold-headed cane'), and, lastly, 'to the poor of the parish,' the magnificent sum of _ten pounds_.”
“The iron manufacture, also, grew so rapidly that whereas, in 1834, the consumption had been only _eleven_ pounds per head, in 1847 it had risen to _twenty-five pounds_, having thus more than doubled; and with each step in this direction, the people were obtaining better machinery for cultivating the land and for converting its raw products into manufactured ones.”
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“I thereupon wrote a paper to be read in Junto, representing these irregularities, but insisting more particularly on the inequality of this six-shilling tax of the constables, respecting the circumstances of those who paid it, since a poor widow housekeeper, all whose property to be guarded by the watch did not perhaps exceed the value of fifty pounds, paid as much as the wealthiest merchant, who had thousands of pounds worth of goods in his stores.”
“According to James 664 pounds; he omits the chase guns for no reason.] or including a shifting 24-pound carronade, of 698 pounds -- just _six pounds_, or 1 per cent, less than the force of that "disguised line-of-battle ship" the _Constitution_!”
“She ended the term pounds lighter and in a depressed frame of mind.”
“I note you use the term pounds, so I guess you are in the UK.”
“Seriously, carrying 70 extra pounds is almost like having a disability, and I don't care if it's muscle or fat.”
“In Antwerp, which _gave rule in trade_ to most other cities, the accounts were kept in _livres, sols, and deniers_; which they termed pounds, shillings, and pence _of grosses_.”
“And trendy shop assistants in trendy shops who are too hip and trendy and very to bother with the word pounds, and instead say "that's 20 please".”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘pounds’.
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You say 'money', I say...
Synonyms for money.
pelf, loot, cheese, greenbacks, cash, moolah, bucks, quid, pounds, numizmatics, clams, spondulicks and 1 more...
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The Pogues
transmetropolitan, lecher, queer, shite, whore, bastard, spew, bloody, waxie's dargle, farthing, pint, races and 91 more...
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Victorian female english
Use this words and become a young lady from some of Jane Austen's books.
coquettish, acquaintance, agreeable, delightful, entirely, sweetest, particularly, pretty, indeed, dearest, pleasant, marriage and 58 more...
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Stuffie: Butterfingers!
Stuffie #2. Stuff you drop.
anchor, charges, ball, name, hint, bomb, it, rhyme, ceiling, icon, class, stitch and 29 more...
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