Cases of word usage

1) money in coin or notes (cash)

2) a 100th part of a dollar and some other metric units of currency; metal coin of this value (cent)

3) a coin of US and Canada worth ten cents (dime)

4) a former GB coin worth one-quarter of a penny (farthing)

5) a hard, silver-white metal (symbol Ni), used in alloys; (US) a coin worth 5 cents (nickel)

6) a British coin worth one hundredth of a pound; (until 1971) a British coin worth one-twelfth of a shilling (penny)

7) (until 1971) a British coin with the value of twelve old pennies; a unit of currency in Kenya, Uganda etc (shilling)

8) a narrow opening through which something is to be put, e.g. for a coin in a machine to buy a ticket, cigarettes, sweets (slot)

9) the long movable part at the end of the body of a bird, some animals, fish or reptiles; the side of a coin opposite to that on which there is the head of a ruler etc (tail)