Few bucks worth of..... dont understand this sentence Quarters, dimes, nickels, everything came showering out of the bus windows. I think the fact that they could throw something at me also made it fu

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Few bucks worth of..... dont understand this sentence Quarters, dimes, nickels, everything came showering out of the bus windows. I think the fact that they could throw something at me also made it fun for the bullies. So the bus pulled away and I picked up a few bucks’ worth of spare change from the bottom of the driveway.

Dec 8, 2019 2:35 AM

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Bucks is American English Slang for Dollars.. "A FEW BUCKS." = "A few Dollars." "So the bus pulled away and I picked up 'A FEW DOLLARS' worth of spare change from the bottom of the driveway." "Spare change" = "A Small amount of Coin money"= "A few Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters".. Often coin money left over from a Cash based transaction...

December 8, 2019

Bucks are dollars..the term comes from traders who dealt in buck (male deer) skin. A buck is a dollar though. Change that adds up to a dollar is a buck's worth.

December 8, 2019

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