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hard coinhamburgers n. shares in the McDonald’s corporation.(Securities markets. New York Stock Exchange jargon.) I want 400 shares of hamburgers.hammer n. the accelerator of a vehicle. She pressed downthe hammer, and off they went.hams 1. n. legs; hips. Her great hams extended over thesides of the chair. 2. n. the hamstring muscles. (Bodybuilding.) Can you think of any exercises that wouldbe good for my hams?hang (around) in. to loiter; to waste away time doingnothing. Don’t just hang around. Get busy with something.hang sth on so tv. to blame something on someone; toframe someone for something. Don’t try to hang theblame on me!hang with so in. to hang around with someone. I’mgoing down to the corner and hang with the guys.happy juice n. liquor, beer, and wine. A little morehappy juice, John?happy pills n. tranquilizers. She asked the doctor forsome happy pills.happy shop n. a liquor store. I need something from thehappy shop.haps n. things that are happening; events. (Streets.) Come in and tell me the haps.hard coin n. lots of money. (See also coin.) Old Freddieis earning some hard coin these days.103