long green

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Meaning: (idiomatic,slang,often preceded bysomeorthe)Money, especially in the form ofcash.1912,P. G. Wodehouse, chapter 20, inThe Prince and Betty:"Why, a guy come to me and wants to give me half a ton of thelong greento go to dat poiper what youse was woikin' on and fix de guy what's runnin' it."1951November 12, “Less Take-Home Pay”, inPittsburgh Post Gazette, retrieved1 October 2010, page16:Under the latest tax increase, for instance, a worker with a wife and one child who earns $80 a week will have $8.60 taken out before thelong greencrosses his palm.2002January 15, Al Brumley, “'Chamber' may scare off viewers rather than scare up ratings”, inDallas Morning News, retrieved1 October 2010:Fox's new game show, The Chamber, lets people suffer to their hearts' content, with the hope of winning somelong green, too.

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