tenner

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Relentless is probably aware of this fact: the first two episodes will be bundled together for a tenner, a potentially attractive proposition for new PS3 Slim owners on Christmas Day.

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  1. noun Informal A ten-dollar bill.
  2. noun Chiefly British A ten-pound note.

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  • From the cache of bills in the night table he took a tenner, added it to the five, thrust both into his pocket, and soon afterward left the house. —  FSF,March2008
  • Not bad for a tenner - price of a cinema ticket in London! —  TravelPod.com Recent Updates
  • I don't know if they'll still have the man with no name trilogy for a tenner, but I can't recommend that one highly enough. —  Drowned In Sound // Feed
  • Get this Sony crap off the shelves, try flogging it for a tenner or less. —  UK:RESISTANCE
  • An extra tenner is required for the pink DS bundle, which includes a copy of Nintendogs: —  Eurogamer
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