Definition of "schilling" [schil•ling]

• The primary unit of currency in Austria before the adoption of the euro. (noun)

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• "CREW is kind of schilling for Big Ag, reports Mike Elk in an American Prospect piece that goes live at midnight: In October, the Prospect reported on CREW's criticism of student-loan reform advocates."
• "Neither did Mr. Folk know that Austria's currency, which used to be called "schilling", no longer exists and that Austria has used the euro for years."
• "I actually would listen to it on Sunday for a laugh because Kiley would go off on Obama after a while and then get back to schilling for money."