Crossword clues for cnote
cnote
- Where to find Franklin
- Twenty fins equivalent
- Thou tenth
- One Benjamin
- Old slang for a 100-dollar bill
- It may be hard to change
- Franklin's bill, slangily
- Franklin's bill?
- Fraction of a mil
- Equivalent of twenty fins
- Equivalent of ten sawbucks
- Bill worth 10 sawbucks
- Ben's bill, slangily
- Ben's bill
- Where to find Independence Hall?
- Tenth of a thou
- Start of a major scale with no sharps or flats
- Place to see Franklin
- One-tenth of a G
- One of a wad
- Jackson five?
- Its clock has read 10:30 since 2013
- It's worth a yard
- It's worth 100 smackeroos
- Hundred, slangily
- Government redesign of 2010
- Equivalent of ten Hamiltons
- Equivalent of 20 fivers
- Bill worth 100 clams
- Bill worth 100 bucks
- Bill with Independence Hall
- Bill with Franklin's portrait
- Bill with Ben's picture
- Bill with Ben
- Bill featuring Franklin, slangily
- Bill featuring Franklin, in slang
- Bill called a Benjamin
- Bill bearing Ben
- Bill also called a "Benjamin"
- Ben, by another name
- Ben Franklin
- A score of fins
- 20-fin bill
- 20 fivers
- 100-clam bill
- 100-buck bill
- Big piece of lettuce
- $100 bill, in slang
- Big bill
- One place to find Franklin
- Hundred-dollar bill
- Where to see Ben Franklin's portrait
- 100 smackers
- Exchange for 10 sawbucks
- 100 simoleons
- Franklin is on it
- Ten sawbucks
- Franklin's on it
- Place to see a Ben Franklin portrait
- "Benjamin"
- *Benjamin
- "Century"
- Large bill
- A Franklin
- Substantial bill
- Benjamin's bill
- Equivalent of 10 sawbucks
- Equivalent of 20 fins
- Five Jacksons
- Ben Franklin's bill
- Bill with a picture of Ben
- 10 sawbucks make one
- Bill worth 100 smackers
- Whisper sweet nothings
- Big piece of cabbage
- It's worth 100 smackers
- Tenth of a grand
- Runyon's $100
- Certain bill
- Tenth of a big one
- 100 clams
- Till bill
- Bill picturing Ben
- 100 bucks
- $100 bill, familiarly
- $100 bill, slangily
- It's worth ten sawbucks
- $100 bill, in old slang
- 20 fins
- Grand fraction
- Franklin bill, familiarly
Wikipedia
CNote (film)
cNote is a 2005 National Film Board of Canada animated short by Christopher Hinton, which received the Genie Award for Best Animated Short at the 26th Genie Awards. In this visual music short, Hinton animates to an original modern classical composition by Montreal-based composer Michael Oesterle.
Influenced by Futurism and Abstract expressionism, the film was computer animated and represented a departure for Hinton, who generally used traditional animation techniques.