make change



make change

 (for someone) (for something)
1. to return change [coins] for someone to use for some purpose. Will you please make change for me for the telephone? I will make change for the telephone for you.
2. to return change [coins or bills or both] to someone for paper money. The clerk refused to make change for her for the dollar bill. I will be happy to make change for a ten for you.
See also: change, make

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mentor-Greek Mythology
Arkadios-Ancient Greek
Conleth-Irish
Mccord[mə'kɔ:d]
'El'azar-Biblical Hebrew
Joaquinahwah-KEE-nahSpanish