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cents A small amount of money, often measured in pennies or other coins. ■ "I found a shiny penny on the ground! That's just cents to me."
centimeters A unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter. Also known as "cents" in some countries. ■ Why did the scientist break up with his centimeter? Because he was only getting 1/100th of the action!
Nickel A coin with a value of five cents. ■ "I found a shiny nickel on the ground, but it was just a regular one, not a rare or special one."
counted A number that has been determined by adding together all the individual items in a category or group, such as the total amount of money spent at a store or the number of people present at an event. ■ "I counted my change and realized I had overpaid by 20 cents.", "The company counted its profits for the quarter and found that they had exceeded their expectations.
nickels A type of coin that is worth five cents in the United States. ■ "I found a penny on the ground, but I couldn't buy anything with it. I needed at least five nickels to get a hot dog from the street vendor."
Price 1 The cost of something, often expressed in dollars and cents. ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't afford the price of this item."; 2 a "A high cost, often associated with something that is expensive or rare. ■ "This vintage car has a price tag of $1 million."; b "The amount a person is willing to pay for something, often determined by their budget and priorities. ■ "I'm only willing to pay $20 for this movie ticket." "The value a person places on something or someone, often based on their own personal feelings or beliefs. ■ "I don't care about the price of this item; I just want it because it reminds me of my childhood."