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watermelon
WAW-ter-mel-un · noun · slang
An Australian hundred-dollar note.
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Australian slang for the green $100 banknote.
“That night out cost the better part of a watermelon.”
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watermelon In A Sentence
That night out cost the better part of a watermelon.
Origin & Usage
From the green color of the Australian $100 note; also 'granny smith.'
People Also Ask
What is a 'watermelon' in Australian money slang?
It's a nickname for the green $100 banknote.
Why is the $100 note called a watermelon?
Because of its green colour — it's also nicknamed a 'granny smith' after the green apple.
How do you use 'watermelon' for money?
For example: 'That night out cost the better part of a watermelon' — nearly a hundred dollars.
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