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All answers to “Name a slang word for money”
Every one of the 115 answers Icillion accepts, A to Z. 40 can be spelled more than one way. Which ones are rare stays a secret.
A
- Ackers
- Apple core
- Archer
- Ayrtonalso Ayrton Senna
B
- Bagalso Bags
- Bag of sand
- Bands
- Bank
- Bees and honey
- Benjaminsalso Benjamin, Benjis, Benji, Bennies, Franklins, Franklin
- Big ones
- Bills
- Blunt
- Bob
- Bonesalso Bone
- Boodle
- Brass
- Breadalso Bread and honey
- Bucksalso Buck
- Bullseye
- Bunce
- Bundle
C
- C-notealso C note, Century
- Cabbage
- Cash
- Cheddar
- Cheese
- Chump change
- Clamsalso Clam
- Coin
- Coppersalso Copper
- Cream
D
- Darwin
- Dead presidents
- Deep sea diver
- Dibs
- Dinero
- Do-re-mialso Do re mi
- Dosh
- Double sawbuck
- Doubloons
- Dough
- Ducats
F
- Fettialso Feddi
- Fin
- Five-spotalso Fivespot
- Fiver
- Foldingalso Folding money, Folding stuff
- Frogskins
G
- Gelt
- Grandalso G, Gs
- Greenalso The green
- Greenbacksalso Greenback
- Guapalso Gwop, Gwap
H
- Hamiltonsalso Hamilton
J
- Jacksonsalso Jackson
- Joey
K
- Kale
- Knot
L
- Largealso Larges
- Lettuce
- Lincolnsalso Lincoln, Abes
- Lobsteralso Red lobster
- Lolly
- Long green
- Loonie
- Loot
- Lucrealso Filthy lucre
M
- Mazuma
- Megabucksalso Mega bucks
- Mint
- Monkey
- Moolahalso Moola, Mula
- Mopusalso Mopusses
N
- Nicker
- Nugget
P
- Packet
- Paper
- Pavarotti
- Peanuts
- Pelf
- Pesos
- Pin money
- Pineapple
- Pony
- Pretty pennyalso A pretty penny
Q
- Quid
R
- Racksalso Rack
- Readiesalso Ready money, Ready
- Rhino
- Rollalso Bankroll
S
- Sausage and mash
- Sawbuck
- Score
- Scratch
- Shiners
- Shrapnel
- Simoleonsalso Simoleon
- Skrillaalso Scrilla
- Smackersalso Smackeroos, Smacker, Smackeroo, Smackeroonies
- Sovalso Sovs
- Spends
- Spondulicksalso Spondulix, Spondoolies, Spondoolicks
- Stacksalso Stack
T
- Tanner
- Ten-spotalso Tenspot
- Tenner
- Ton
- Tooniealso Twoonie
- Two bitsalso Bits
W
- Wad
- Washingtonsalso Washington
- Wedge
- Wonga
Y
- Yard
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