Coinage

What do we mean by coinage?

The right or process of making coins. noun

Metal currency. noun

A system of metal currency. noun

A new word or phrase. noun

The invention of new words. noun

Ancestry or social background. noun

The act, art, or process of making coins. noun

Coin; money coined; pieces of metal stamped by the proper authority for use as a circulating medium. noun

The charges or expense of coining money. noun

The act or process of forming or producing; invention; fabrication. noun

That which is fabricated or produced. noun

The act or process of converting metal into money. noun

Coins; the aggregate coin of a time or place. noun

The cost or expense of coining money. noun

The act or process of fabricating or inventing; formation; fabrication; that which is fabricated or forged. noun

The process of coining money. noun

Coins taken collectively; currency. noun

The creation of new words, neologizing. noun

The process of coining money.

Coins taken collectively; currency.

The creation of new words, neologizing.

Something which has been made or invented, especially a coined word; a neologism.

The process of creating something new.

Pay, as in salary or hourly wage. Urban Dictionary

The act of coining or inventing new words Urban Dictionary

Using a large amount of coins to pay for an item to lighten purse baggage often pissing off the checkout staff. Urban Dictionary

Money in the form of metal coin, shrapnel, Urban Dictionary

To give out chocolate coins to other people for free. Urban Dictionary

Coinage is to guys as cleavage is to chicks. Guys have big money, girls have big boobs. Urban Dictionary

Having a lot of shrapnel in the form of money, usually in your wallet/pockets. Urban Dictionary

An attempt to enter a new term to Urban Dictionary that is foiled by the discovery that the term already exists. Urban Dictionary

It's important to note that I mistakenly put "nickel and two dimes" where "nickel and two pennies" was clearly what I should have said. Urban Dictionary

The act of being short on money, or being in a tight financial situation that generally could have been avoided by being financially adept. Further, it can also be used when one has little to no liquid funds due to being jumped, a by-product of living in the hood. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to coinage:
coinage, cornage, cuinage, cosinage.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word coinage:
electrum, debased, debasement, mints, paisa, minted, coins, mint, obverse, numismatic, pennies, peso, coin, denominated, bullion, milled, rupee, circulate, pence, dime, dollar, decimal, currency, circulating, engraver, nickel, denomination, cents, silver, sterling, copper, circulation, tender, penny, commemorative, monetary, pound, struck, bust, metals, alloy, treasury, cent, reverse, grains, barber, inscription, dies, issued, reign, bce, gold, aluminium, inscribed, augustus, bearing, portrait, byzantine, designs, brass, coined, tin, act, stamps, colonies, authorized, bronze, bore, measures, weight, introduced, kings, roman, greek, value, revolt, striking, proof, legend, dated, ceased, eagle, depicted, resumed, ruler, platinum, pieces, consisting, empire, standard, worth, liberty, metal, persian, money, reform, banking, shield, imperial, piece.

Adjectives that are often used to describe coinage:
free, new, own, roman, unlimited, english, imperial, early, national, british, greek, local, decimal, common, recent, private, ancient, uniform, modern, regular, earliest, current, french, indian, false, debased, international, gold, later, silver, irish, annual, athenian, royal, byzantine, limited, official, late, native, gratuitous, standard, century, independent, subsidiary, bronze, spanish, provincial, contemporary, minor, extensive, celtic, scottish, unrestricted, metallic, colonial, saxon, medieval, abundant, regal, autonomous, republican, fractional, islamic, compulsory, persian, token.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective coinage:
bill, charge, law, measure, bills, movement, advocates, hall, men, question, scheme, republicans, privilege, senators, metals, economy, cyclones, standard, doctrine, substitute.

Consonant match to coinage:
cuinage, can urge.

Words that sound like coinage:
coinage, coining, gainage, konig, counting, cunning, carnage, canning, commish, cange, keening, caning, conning, kenning, coning, comish, conge, koning, kooning, cornage, konge, konj, conj, komisch, caniche, coyish, gunnage, ganesh, gamage, gammage, cana, kenna, kona, canna, cona, kana, kina, keena, couage, kena, khanna, khana, canaa, kanna, kyna, kinna, kaina, kinah, cranage, qana, cowage, coins, coigne, coming, college, coin, carriage, canoe, comming, calming, connie, conch, canny, coney, cano, coined, colledge, conic, combing, cany, conny, canis, canin, clownish, clannish, cono, connett, cani, coni, caney, coiner, connick, conia, cannae, conche, canu, coign, camming, conin, canoy, cleanish, canoa, coaming, conneaut, conniff, camosh, canea, coinages, can it, coin op.