Coined

What do we mean by coined?

To make of a definite fineness, and convert into coins, as a mass of metal.

(by extension) To make or fabricate.

To acquire rapidly, as money; to make.

To create a new word. Urban Dictionary

A Super Mario Brothers reference when Mario jumps up and hits the boxes to get coins. Used in real life: To beat someone at something; or To ram into them or hit them; To have sex doggy style, each thrust is a coin Urban Dictionary

A term used to describe an individual who is not special. who is just like everyone else. like a coin from a mint. they are all the same, hence the term coined. Urban Dictionary

To have a coin (25 cents or larger cheap-ass) dropped in your drink, and consequently having to chug that drink. A coin can only be dropped in your drink if you are holding it. Urban Dictionary

Possessing great material / monetary wealth! Urban Dictionary

When a person plays dumb for a period of time to let you think you've won. Only to find out you played right into that persons hand Urban Dictionary

To get pegged or otherwise hit by a coin. Urban Dictionary

When you type something and then relize it be great for UD you use it to tell all you read a post or messege that you are posting it to UD. AZlternitive is "coin'd" Urban Dictionary

Everything and nothing. Urban Dictionary

Another word for money Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to coined:
coined, joined, coiner, coned, coiled, conned, crined, corned, coifed, foined, chined, coigned, cooned.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word coined:
describe, phrase, term, denote, analogy, slogan, psychologist, referring, word, phenomenon, distinguish, economist, philosopher, essay, refer, nickname, reference, refers, describing, meaning, concept, syndrome, greek, define, explain, usage, words, defined, terms, scientist, expression, combination, critic.

Words that rhyme with coined:
joined, purloined, enjoined, conjoined, poind, groined, rejoined, loynd.

Adjectives that are often used to describe coined:
new, first, ready, last, noble, fresh, next, present, cold, latest, best, oldest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective coined:
money, word, words, name, term, metal, silver, gold, phrase, dollar, dollars, names, terms, expression, pieces, currency, piece, rupees, phrases, mark, sun, sovereign, metals, treasure, nobility, terminology, lies, brass, bronze, meaning, rupee, wealth, soul, verbs, goddess, compounds, marks, plate, distinction, epithets, expressions, current, planet, oath, stores, oaths, rouble, derivatives, shilling, adjectives, equivalent, sols, redyref, bullion, walk, titles, pesos, flattery.

Consonant match to coined:
kind, canned, coned, conned, keened, caned, conde, kenned, kerned, kunde.

Words that sound like coined:
coined, kind, canned, conned, cond, cand, caned, coned, kend, conde, kand, kinde, cande, kenned, kund, keened, cund, kunde, kande, count, coin, cant, kent, can't, calmed, cont, combed, kant, conte, comed, kint, coid, coyne, kante, coyed, cante, kinged, kont, koine, coign, koin, kindt, camd, chemed, gained, gunned, gand, gond, gowned, can, candy, cane, cain, cleaned, candor, canny, cade, cad, cana, caine, cloned, canda, cannes, canna, cany, cann, clowned, candie, co-ed, candi, coad, cando, canad, cawed, caan, careened, canid, caen, cahn, candu, caed, caid, cani, coan, canoed, cadd, caney, canaa, ccan, cayne, can-do, canne, candee, cannae, can do, camt, caud, co ed, cairned, chuid.