Hundy

Pronunciation: /ˈhʌndi/

Definitions of hundy

noun A slang term for one hundred dollars.

Example Sentences

A1 I found a hundy on the ground.

A2 She asked for change for a hundy.

B1 I need to break this hundy into smaller bills.

B2 He paid for the groceries with a hundy.

C1 The thief stole a stack of hundies from the safe.

C2 The casino cashier exchanged my hundy for chips.

Examples of hundy in a Sentence

formal The donation drive managed to raise a hundy thousand dollars for the charity.

informal I can't believe I found a hundy bucks in my old jacket pocket!

slang Let's pool our money together and see if we can come up with a hundy for the concert tickets.

figurative Her determination was worth a hundy in getting through the tough times.

Grammatical Forms of hundy

• past tense: hundied
• plural: hundies
• comparative: more hundy
• superlative: most hundy
• present tense: hundy
• future tense: will hundy
• perfect tense: have hundied
• continuous tense: is hundying
• singular: hundy
• positive degree: hundy
• infinitive: to hundy
• gerund: hundying
• participle: hundied

Origin and Evolution of hundy

First Known Use: 2005 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'hundy' originated as a slang term in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a shortened form of 'hundred' in informal speech, 'hundy' has evolved to become a colloquial term for 'one hundred' in modern slang.