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81cash in on — verb take advantage of or capitalize on (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: ↑profit, ↑gain, ↑benefit • Verb Frames: Somebody s something * * * TAKE ADVANTAGE OF, exploit, milk; make money from …
82cash-in — /kash in /, n. redemption, as of mutual fund shares. [1935 40; n. use of v. phrase cash in] * * * cash in «KASH IHN», noun. U.S. the cashing of securities, such as savings bonds: »Cash ins of Series E bonds seem virtually certain to exceed… …
83cash in — {v.} 1. To exchange (as poker chips or bonds) for the value in money. * /He paid the bill by cashing in some bonds./ * /When the card game ended, the players cashed in their chips and went home./ 2. or[cash in one s chips] {slang} To die. * /When …
84cash in — {v.} 1. To exchange (as poker chips or bonds) for the value in money. * /He paid the bill by cashing in some bonds./ * /When the card game ended, the players cashed in their chips and went home./ 2. or[cash in one s chips] {slang} To die. * /When …
85cash in — verb Date: 1888 transitive verb to obtain cash for < cashed in the bonds > intransitive verb 1. a. to retire from a gambling game b. to settle accounts and withdraw from an involvement (as a business deal) 2 …
86Cash — (as used in expressions) Cash, Johnny J. R. Cash Penney, J(ames) C(ash) …
87Cash — This interesting surname recorded as Cass, Casse, Cassie, Cassey, Cassy and In Dublin (Ireland) as Cash, can be English, Irish or Scottish. It is of the group of surnames which derive from medieval personal names, Cass or Cassie being a nickname… …
88cash\ in — v 1. To exchange (as poker chips or bonds) for the value in money. He paid the bill by cashing in some bonds. When the card game ended, the players cashed in their chips and went home. 2. slang • cash in one s chips To die. When the outlaw cashed …
89cash in — receive cash for bonds or poker chips; profit from You re retired now. It may be time to cash in your bonds …
90cash — noun 1) a wallet stuffed with cash Syn: money, currency, bank notes, coins, change; N.Amer. bills; informal dough, loot; Brit.; informal dosh, brass; N.Amer.; informal dinero 2) a lack of cash …
