Definition of billfold
: a folding pocketbook for paper money : wallet
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Recent Examples of billfold from the Web
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Here are some cards to consider having in your billfold.
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In the competitive world of eye-popping credit-card travel rewards, the way to maximize benefits these days is to load your billfold with multiple cards.
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My change, some money that doesn’t make noise and my billfold.
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Bigger billfold bargains exist, too — ranging from the Angels to the A’s.
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Producer Snuff Garrett, a ninth-grade dropout from Texas and a canny music-biz lifer, sometimes motivated musicians while recording by taking out his billfold and ostentatiously sniffing his wad of cash.
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And, outside a minor paunch and a rapidly expanding billfold, there's nothing heavy about him.
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My knight gets out, comes to the door and hands me my billfold.
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Wikkerink Design has taken a stack of old tubes and fashioned them into billfolds and wallets of various shapes, along with belts and credit-card holders.
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Origin and Etymology of billfold
short for earlier billfolder
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Definition of billfold for English Language Learners
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: a small folding case that holds paper money and credit cards
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