Definition of «nickel»

A nickel is a five-cent coin, or a small silver-colored piece of metal that can be used to make change.

Usage examples

  1. I found a nickel on the ground while walking to work.
  2. The price of the soda increased by a nickel last week.
  3. My grandmother collected old nickels and had a valuable collection.
  4. I have a nickel allergy, so I cannot wear jewelry that contains nickel.
  5. As a child, I used to save my nickels to buy candy from the corner store.
  6. The vending machine only accepts quarters, dimes, and nickels for payment.
  7. The United States five-cent coin is commonly referred to as a nickel.
  8. The statue in the park was made of nickel, giving it a shiny and durable appearance.
  9. The chemical element nickel is frequently used in the production of stainless steel.
  10. The scientist conducted an experiment to test the reaction of nickel to different temperatures.

Sentences with «nickel»

  • We didn't go with nickel for our faucet because of the added cost, even though that is really my favorite. (theinspiredroom.net)
  • We've updated it with a polished nickel finish for a modern twist. (potterybarn.com)
  • I'm also torn between metal finishes because the room has a lot of brushed nickel in it as well. (moth-design.com)
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