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Revision as of 03:31, 27 May 2007
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Look up dollar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dollar can refer to:
Actual currency
- Dollar, a variety of currency units used in about two dozen countries
- The dollar sign ($), a symbol also used for currency
- Australian dollar, a dollar currency
- Canadian dollar, a dollar currency
- East Caribbean dollar, a dollar currency
- United States dollar, a dollar currency
Fictional currency
- Petrodollar, conceptual money for the trade of petroleum
- Linden Dollar, fictional currency in the virtual world Second Life
Other use
- Aubrey Dollar, an American actress
- Dollar, a small town in Clackmannanshire, in Scotland
- Dollar Academy, a school in Dollar
- Dollar Rent A Car, an American car rental firm
- Dollar, an historical French-made motorcycle
- Dollar, a light pop duo from the UK, who had a series of hit records in the late 1970s. They were David Van Day and Thereza Bazar
- Sand dollar, a close cousin of the sea urchin
- In nuclear chain reaction kinetics, the increase in reactivity between critical and prompt critical is called one dollar
- $ (film), a 1971 motion picture also known as Dollars
- The Dollars Trilogy, three films by Sergio Leone
- The Dollar, a 2006 album by country music singer-songwriter Jamey Johnson