Benjamin

/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.

From Hebrew 'Binyamin', meaning 'son of the right hand'.

benjamins

Slang for money, especially large amounts.

making benjamins

Earning a lot of money.

stacking benjamins

Accumulating wealth.

Benjamin Franklin

An American polymath and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.

Benny

A diminutive form of Benjamin, often used informally.

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.