redback
- noun
- /ˈrɛdˌbæk/
- Archaic
- Historians studied the design of the redback to learn more about early Texan currency.
Examples
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In 1839, the redback became a popular currency.
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A redback from the Republic of Texas is a valuable piece of history.
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The collector was thrilled to find a rare redback at the antique fair.
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The redback was used during the Republic of Texas era.
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The collector was thrilled to find a rare redback at the antique fair.
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A redback from the Republic of Texas is a valuable piece of history.
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Historians studied the design of the redback to learn more about early Texan currency.
Synonyms
A paper U.S. dollar bill used as money
A ten-dollar bill in informal American English
Paper money that people carry in a wallet
Money that people no longer use to pay for things
A former Brazilian currency used in the 1980s
A piece of paper used as money and issued by a central bank
Compounds
A small animal like a mouse with a reddish band on its back that lives in cold mountain areas
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Redback for the Texas banknote was named for its bright red 'back' printed on the paper, so the name simply describes that old note.