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/ˈbɛn.dʒə.mɪn/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A colloquial term for a one-hundred-dollar bill, often used in American slang.
He's saving up his benjamins to buy a new car.
A term used to refer to a young man who is wealthy or well-off.
That benjamin always shows up in the most expensive clothes.
The name of a biblical figure, usually referring to the youngest son of Jacob and Rachel.
In the book of Genesis, Benjamin is known for being the youngest of Jacob's sons.
A common first name for males, derived from the biblical character.
Benjamin was a popular name in our family, passed down through generations.
Etymology
From Hebrew 'Binyamin', meaning 'son of the right hand'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
benjamins
Slang for money, especially large amounts.
making benjamins
Earning a lot of money.
stacking benjamins
Accumulating wealth.
Related Words
Benjamin Franklin
An American polymath and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.
Benny
A diminutive form of Benjamin, often used informally.
Slang Meanings
Refers specifically to the hundred-dollar bills.
He’s got stacks of benjamins in his wallet.
Impressive sums of money.
The deal was worth a few benjamins.