A fin (short for "finnif") is slang for a five-dollar bill. It is derived from the Yiddish word for "five" ("finf").
the end - or it can also mean fine/sophisticated (it depends on the context)
A five-dollar bill is called a fin, or a finif, from The Yiddish finf, or five.
These ROOT-WORDS are FIN & FINIS meaning END. The Latin word finis has become a part of our language and you will often see it after the last sentence of an English book. Word No. 20, financial, meaning relating to money, does not seem to belong to this list. What has money to do with FIN meaning end? Actually there is a relation. Finance comes from finer which means to end, and also to pay. When you pay your bill the financial matter is ended. Rather farfetched, don't you think? But there it is.1. Final : FIN al (fine' l) adj.Relating to the end; as, the final addition2. Finale : FIN ale (fin al' ee) n.The last section of a musical composition3. Finalism : FIN alism (fie' nal iz um) n.Theological doctrine4. Fin do siecle : FIN de siecle (fan de sya' k'l) n.End of the century5. Finis : FINIS (fin' is) n.End; conclusion6. Finish : FIN ish (fin' ish) v.To complete; to reach the end7. Finite : FIN ite (fie' nite) adj.Definitely limited8. Finitesimal : FIN itesimal (fin i tes' I mal) adj.Defined by a finite ordinal number9. Finial : FIN ial (fin' ee al) n.The very topmost; a crowning detail10. Finific : FIN ific (fi nif' ik) adj.A limiting element or quality11. Finitude : FIN itude (fin' i tude) n.A finite state12. Finity : FIN ity (fin' i ti) n.The quality of finitude13. Affinity : af FIN ity (a fin' it ee) n.Attraction; resemblance14. Confine : con FIN e (kone fine') v.To keep shut in; as, confine to bed15. Define : de FIN e (de fine') v.To mark the limit; as, to define the power of the court16. Definitive : de FIN itive (de fin' it iv) adj.Conclusive; as, a definitive statement17. Infinite : in FIN ite (in' fi nit) adj.Without end; limitless18. Infinity : in FINity (in fin' it ee) n.Eternity; boundlessness19. Infinitesimal : in FIN itesimal (in fin i tes' i mal) adj.So small it cannot be measured20. Financial : FIN ancial (fin an' chul) adj.Relating to money; as, a financial statement of the account
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'Fin de semana' is Spanish. It's English translation is weekend. 'Fin' means the end. And 'semana' is means week. It's almost the same in French, where you say: 'Fin du semain'.
Well, a fin is slang for a five dollar bill so someone is looking for change for a five.
Some common slang terms for 5 dollars include "five bucks" or simply "five."
That depends, do you mean fin at the end of a cartoon or comic?
I'm assuming you're are asking what "fin" means. It means "end." In English, "fin" usually means the parts of a fish that it uses for directional control. It has, also, been used as street slang for "$5". In many latin languages, "fin" means "end" in English.
Slang for moneyAmerican slang, bill-specificC-note, Benjamin ($100), Jackson, twankie, double sawbuck ($20), sawbuck ($10), fin ($5), buck ($1)American - GeneralBucks, bills, dollas, cash, paper, greenbacks, moolah, scratch, scrip (usually not legal tender), green, long green, cabbage, kale, lettuce, loot, dough, potatoes (usually pronounced puhtaytuhs), bread, bacon, clams, one large ($100), Fin (Five) Cheese, Cheddar. dead presidentsBritishDosh (cash/money), wonger (money, chiefly heard in London)AustralianCoin, Shrapnel,Chinesedayang, chaopiao, rmb, piaoziSpanishbilluya, plata, billete, palos, lana, billegas. . .
what does the term stabilizing fin mean
the end - or it can also mean fine/sophisticated (it depends on the context)
A five-dollar bill is called a fin, or a finif, from The Yiddish finf, or five.
dorsal, in anatomy at least, means towards the back side of the body. the reason why fish have a dorsal fin is because its on their back, like a shark fin.
how much money does the fine cost for dinking and driveing
They don't paid don't invest your money
These ROOT-WORDS are FIN & FINIS meaning END. The Latin word finis has become a part of our language and you will often see it after the last sentence of an English book. Word No. 20, financial, meaning relating to money, does not seem to belong to this list. What has money to do with FIN meaning end? Actually there is a relation. Finance comes from finer which means to end, and also to pay. When you pay your bill the financial matter is ended. Rather farfetched, don't you think? But there it is.1. Final : FIN al (fine' l) adj.Relating to the end; as, the final addition2. Finale : FIN ale (fin al' ee) n.The last section of a musical composition3. Finalism : FIN alism (fie' nal iz um) n.Theological doctrine4. Fin do siecle : FIN de siecle (fan de sya' k'l) n.End of the century5. Finis : FINIS (fin' is) n.End; conclusion6. Finish : FIN ish (fin' ish) v.To complete; to reach the end7. Finite : FIN ite (fie' nite) adj.Definitely limited8. Finitesimal : FIN itesimal (fin i tes' I mal) adj.Defined by a finite ordinal number9. Finial : FIN ial (fin' ee al) n.The very topmost; a crowning detail10. Finific : FIN ific (fi nif' ik) adj.A limiting element or quality11. Finitude : FIN itude (fin' i tude) n.A finite state12. Finity : FIN ity (fin' i ti) n.The quality of finitude13. Affinity : af FIN ity (a fin' it ee) n.Attraction; resemblance14. Confine : con FIN e (kone fine') v.To keep shut in; as, confine to bed15. Define : de FIN e (de fine') v.To mark the limit; as, to define the power of the court16. Definitive : de FIN itive (de fin' it iv) adj.Conclusive; as, a definitive statement17. Infinite : in FIN ite (in' fi nit) adj.Without end; limitless18. Infinity : in FINity (in fin' it ee) n.Eternity; boundlessness19. Infinitesimal : in FIN itesimal (in fin i tes' i mal) adj.So small it cannot be measured20. Financial : FIN ancial (fin an' chul) adj.Relating to money; as, a financial statement of the account