Preposition: on

• home: It was tipping it down last night and I blew a tenner on a taxi home as a treat.

• something: The temptation is to stick a tenner on something at long odds and go and get a beer.

Adjective modifier

• top: Other new entries: 16 Orbital The Blue Album - they had three top tenners in the mid 90s.

• few: You'll save a few tenners maybe but you'd waste a lot of the features of the mobo.

• crisp: From next issue on, there'll be a crisp tenner awarded to the Star Letter of the Month.

• mere: Anyone selling a dose of heroin to a young girl like that for a mere tenner 's profit is surely beneath contempt?

• last: The inspiration faded and I stopped being trendy, skulking away one December morning to the Dieppe ferry with my last tenner.

Converse of object

• stick: Stick a tenner on each one, that's another?2 million.

• spend: Last time I went to Selfridges in Birmingham in spent nearly a tenner on a massive bag!

• win: I've just found out I won a tenner in September!

• put: I sat there under the trees sipping the last dregs of Bollinger, cursing myself for not having put a tenner on.

• pay: You wouldn't want to pay nearly a tenner for your poster now would you.

• cost: Full access to our site costs just a tenner for three months access.

Modifies a noun

• bet: Memo to self: Trust Mrs Parrot more and be sure to place at least a tenner bet on her intuition.

• tomorrow: I donated £ 200 online this evening and will add the other tenner tomorrow.

Preposition: in

• hand: All achieved with a tenner in hand from my budget for my wedding outfit.

Preposition: for

• adult: It's only a tenner for adults, £ 5 for OAPs and Students, £ 2 for juniors.

• kid: Tickets are priced at £ 15 for adults, a tenner for kids or £ 30 for a family package.

• membership: I'll bring along a check for a tenner for life membership then:D ----------------------------- :nono: Life membership is still £ 100.