Amex
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- noun
- /ˈeɪˌmɛks/
- At the restaurant, he pulled out his Amex to settle the bill after dinner.
- Amex card
- Amex Platinum
- Amex bill
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Watch on YouTubeAnd then like I've had an Amex Blue Cash for like over a decade.
- And then like I've had an Amex Blue Cash for like over a decade.
- So Long story short, we have corporate travel cards, Corporate Amexes.
- So I'm gonna go with Mark Zuckerberg's Amex.
- And what's the point in getting fewer Nectar points when you can get them with the Amex Nexa card?
- And unless I'm spending a fortune every month, why would I want a Platinum with a much higher limit over a regular Amex?
- I would say Amex has better international transfer partners and Chase probably has better domestic transfer partners.
- And those two cards are the British Airways Amex Plus card, premium plus card.
- Now the other one, the British Airways premium plus Amex.
- But then another table's like, yo, fuck that dude, get the Amex out.
Examples
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I would say Amex has better international transfer partners and Chase probably has better domestic transfer partners.
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We both have the same high limits on our cards, including our Amex Centurion card.
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And so you walk in, they hand me a no limit Amex card, corporate card.
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Did you call Amex and schedule my call?
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I'll just take out my AmEx and you pick what stuff you think's good.
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I had two million points left on my Amex.
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Put it on my AmEx.
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I'll pay for the ticket with my Amex card.
Fiction book (1993) -
Thank goodness I have AmEx; they were able to get the money back.
Blog text (14) -
Lisa had already checked in and used her AMEX card.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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A small plastic card from a bank that lets you buy things now and pay later
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Morphology
Etymology
The word Amex is a short form of American Express, the company from the United States that issues the credit card. The express part means 'fast', so thinking of Amex as a quick, trusted way to pay helps you remember what the name stands for.