jetton

[ jet-n ]

/ ˈdʒɛt n /

an inscribed counter or token.

Origin of jetton

1755–65; < French jeton, equivalent to jet(er) to throw, cast up (accounts), reckon (see jet¹) + -on noun suffix

jetliner, jetpack, jetport, jetsam, jettison, jetton, jetty, jetway, jeté, jeu, jeu d'esprit

Jetton has said that the money had “no bearing on that bill.”

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Back in December, Jetton was charged with second-degree assault in what police described as an SM session gone terribly wrong.

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Jetton, jet′on, n. a piece of stamped metal used as a counter in card-playing, &c.

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jetton

/ (ˈdʒɛtən) /

a counter or token, esp a chip used in such gambling games as roulette

C18: from French jeton, from jeter to cast up (accounts); see jet 1