bucks

I was the kid making a tidy profit burning CDs for all my friends at two bucks a pop back during the Napster heyday in 2000.

Cryobanks, which screen for genetic disorders and STDs, cost big bucks; see here for some of the charges.

“We got 7,000 kids at ten bucks a head, and grossed $70,000,” Hirschhorn recalls.

Leonard: “Fifty thousand bucks was about what I was going to have to borrow, quick.”

Thousand bucks a movie, seventeen informative minutes in length.

The two old bucks ambled off to drink Lucy Warrender's health; they wished her well.

The absence of these indicated that the band was composed entirely of bucks, and bucks were likely to mean mischief.

The smallest roe-bucks are generally of a fallow colour, and the largest brown.

Over on the hill the bucks had arisen from their little fires of buffalo chips, and were watching.

Our hunters killed two fine bucks, both in uncommonly good condition for the season.