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What you would use better?

a) A billion-dollar trick

or

b) A billion dollars trick

or

c) something different


The context is something like:

He showed me {a|b|c}

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  • Any question that h/b answered should be good for the upvote @Hellion. Can you explain what is wrong with this question? It would be good to know, not to make the mistakes again – prosti Dec 29 '16 at 01:43

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If you mean "a trick that saves [or costs] a billion dollars", then the expression is "a billion-dollar trick".

The hyphen is necessary because billion modifies only dollars (not dollar trick); why the word dollar is not pluralized I don't know, but it isn't.