flim

/ flɪm /

noun

1. dialect.
   a five-pound note

Example Sentences

Garrison also penned three children’s books, “The Dream Eater,” “Flim and Flam and the Big Cheese,” and “Little Pieces of the West Wind.”

From Seattle Times

Alsup blasted PG&E for “flim flamming” him about its newfound commitment to safety in previous hearings while expressing worries that California power regulators haven’t done enough to prevent “”a recalcitrant criminal” from causing more death and destruction as the risk of more wildfires rise with the summer temperatures.

From Seattle Times

President Trump is the flim flam man.

From Washington Post

“Flim Flam” — named for a line in Ole Miss’ Hotty Toddy Cheer — debuted No. 1 on the “Mississippi reads” list in the Clarion-Ledger.

From Washington Post

This has been nothing but a money-grab since the flim flammer-in-chief announced his candidacy.

From New York Times