noun
Street Slang
lizzies
· noun · uk-drill
Money — banknotes with the Queen's face on them.
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Definitions
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Lizzies are British banknotes — named for Queen Elizabeth II, whose portrait was on every note for seventy years. A stack of lizzies is a stack of paper.
“Came home with a bag of lizzies.”
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Also used for mobile phones, especially the trap phone — the line that brings in the lizzies. Less common than the money sense but documented in road talk.
“Both lizzies ringing off, can't keep up.”
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lizzies In A Sentence
Came home with a bag of lizzies.
Both lizzies ringing off, can't keep up.
Origin & Usage
From Queen Elizabeth II's portrait on Bank of England notes; pluralised as 'lizzies' for stacks.
People Also Ask
What does lizzies mean?
Lizzies is slang for money — specifically banknotes bearing the Queen's face.
How do you use lizzies in a sentence?
"I'm short on lizzies this week" means you're low on cash.
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