change
/tʃeɪndʒ/noun
The money a seller gives back to you when you hand over more than the price.
Example sentences
- “The cashier forgot to give me my change.”
- “I paid with a twenty and told the driver to keep the change.”
- “Count your change before you leave the counter.”
Uncountable in this sense: your change, not 'a change'. 'Loose change' means the coins you carry around.