CNOTE

• *Benjamin

• $100

• $100 bill

• $100 bill, in slang

• $100 bill, slangily

• $100, slangily

• 10 sawbucks

• 10 sawbucks make one

• 100 bucks

• 100 clams

• 100 dollar bill, slangily

• 100 simoleons

• 100 smackeroos

• 100-buck bill

• 100-dollar bill, in old slang

• 20 fins

• 20-fin bill

• A Franklin

• A score of fins

• Ben Franklin

• Ben Franklin's bill

• Ben's bill

• Benji

• Big bill

• Big bill, slangily

• Big bill: sl.

• Big piece of cabbage

• Big piece of lettuce

• Bill called a Benjamin

• Bill featuring Franklin

• Bill featuring Franklin, in slang

• Bill featuring Franklin, slangily

• Bill featuring Franklin's kisser

• Bill picturing Ben

• Bill with a picture of Ben

• Bill with Ben

• Bill with Ben's picture

• Bill with Franklin

• Bill with Franklin's picture

• Bill with Franklin's portrait

• Bill worth 10 sawbucks

• Bill worth 100 bucks

• Bill worth 100 clams

• Bill worth 100 smackers

• Century

• Equal of 20 fins

• Equivalent of 10 sawbucks

• Equivalent of 20 fins

• Equivalent of 20 fivers

• Equivalent of twenty fins

• Equivalent of twenty fivers

• Exchange for 10 sawbucks

• Five double-sawbucks

• Five Jacksons

• Fraction of a mil

• Franklin bill, familiarly

• Franklin bill, slangily

• Franklin is on it

• Franklin locale, informally

• Franklin's bill

• Government redesign of 2010

• Grand fraction

• Hundred-dollar bill

• Hundred, slangily

• It may be high in music

• It's worth 100 smackeroos

• It's worth a yard

• It's worth ten sawbucks

• Large bill

• Old slang for a 100-dollar bill

• One hundred bucks

• One of a wad

• One place to find Franklin

• One-tenth of a G

• Place to see a Ben Franklin portrait

• Place to see Franklin

• Runyon's $100

• Slangy $100 bill

• Substantial bill

• Ten sawbucks

• Till bill

• Twenty fins

• Twenty fins equivalent

• Valuable dead president

• View of Independence Hall, in slang

• Where to see Ben Franklin's portrait

• Where to see Franklin's face

The term came to prominence in the 1920s and 1930s, and was popularized in a number of gangster films. C-note is used less frequently in modern slang, and has been replaced by "Benjamin" as Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States, is on the $100 banknote.