money

money
n
1. medium of exchange, circulating medium, standard of value; note, government certificate, bond, government bond, savings bond; currency, cash, cold or hard cash, legal tender, greenbacks; coin, specie, change, pocket or small change, coppers, pennies, nickles and dimes, Sl. chickenfeed, Sl. peanuts, Sl. small potatoes; paper money, bills, banknotes, Inf. folding money; almighty dollar, lucre, Disparaging. filthy lucre, Disparaging. pelf; All Sl. dough, bread, moolah, mazuma, jack, long green, shekels, spondulicks, cabbage, lettuce, spinach, scratch, dibs, do-re-mi, loot, gravy, simoleons, wampum, U.S. bucks, U.S. kale.
2. mint, pile, heap, wad, Inf. boodle, Sl. bundle, Sl. big bucks.
3. wealth, affluence, opulence, prosperity; riches, treasure; property, means, wherewithal, pocket; capital, funds, assets, finances; nest egg, Sl. cushion, Sl. tidy bundle.
4. profit, gain, Inf. percentage, take, Sl. rake-off, Brit. Dial. get.
5. in the money
Slang. rich, well-off. See moneyed.
6. make money
gain, profit, make or realize or draw or reap a profit; succeed, score a success, hit it, hit the mark, turn up trumps, strike it rich, coin money, Inf. break the bank, Inf. make a killing, Inf. clean up, Sl. hit the jackpot.

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