"fiver" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a slang term for five pounds, or five dollars. For example, you could use it in a sentence such as "I bought that book for just a fiver" meaning "I bought that book for just five pounds/dollars."
It only sold a few hundred copies: enough to make the press happy, and to give me annual royalties of a fiver.
The studio audience, offered a fiver a day to turn up, provided their own challenges.
A pint will set you back about big venue prices – up to a fiver.
A ploughman's, a pint and an induction for a fiver.
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At the Whitakers Arms on Wednesdays, ladies get a bottle of wine for a fiver.
But the filthy fiver, says Dr Ron Cutler, who led the study, could be the spark that lights the fire of an epidemic.
And if it looks cute enough, it might even persuade consumers to pluck a product off the shelves.In this section Big is beautiful Not-so-big is beautiful The gasman cometh Put a fiver in his bank Bricks online Your fix or mine?
They want variable pricing, so that new releases can be priced higher than older stuff.In this section Big is beautiful Not-so-big is beautiful The gasman cometh Put a fiver in his bank Bricks online Your fix or mine?
Some are sceptical, but Mr Whitacre has a history of making mergers work, says Mr Belt.In this section Big is beautiful Not-so-big is beautiful The gasman cometh Put a fiver in his bank Bricks online Your fix or mine?
But in the parallel universe of the iPhone, hungry hacks can still enjoy an omelette and chips for around a fiver.
