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shin·plas·ter  (sh  n  pl  s  t  r) KEY NOUN:
- A piece of paper money issued privately and devalued by inadequate security or by inflation.
- A piece of paper money of small denomination issued by the government, especially one issued by the U.S. government from 1862 to 1878.
ETYMOLOGY: From its resemblance to paper used in plasters for sore legs
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