Some other words (known as synonyms) for money include:
green, the green, gold, silver, bronze, pay day, pay, dollar, banknote, cold cash, bankroll, bills, bread or dough, bucks, cash, casho, cashola, check, chips, coin, coinage, dinero, finances, fund, funds, gravy, greenback, legal tender, long green, loot, lucre, moolah, payment, riches, roll, salary, scratch, silver, bamboolah
sugar, treasure, wage, wealth
a tite wad (original spelling deemed offensive) is someone who keeps their money very close to them in their wallet.
wherewithal - as in, I don't have the wherewithal to pay for that suit.
currency, small change are also other words used.
The word 'money' has its origin in the Middle English word Moneie and the Latin Moneta
The word 'cash' comes from the Tamil Kacu or perhaps from the Sanskrit 'Kars' which means a weight of metal
The wod 'gold' may come from the Goth word 'Gulth' or Middle English Ghel.
green, the green, gold, silver, bronze, pay day, pay, dollar, banknote, cold cash, bankroll, bills, bread or dough, bucks, cash, casho, cashola, check, chips, coin, coinage, dinero, finances, fund, funds, gravy, greenback, legal tender, long green, loot, lucre, moolah, payment, riches, roll, salary, scratch, silver, bamboolah
sugar, treasure, wage, wealth
a tite wad (original spelling deemed offensive) is someone who keeps their money very close to them in their wallet.
wherewithal - as in, I don't have the wherewithal to pay for that suit.
currency, small change are also other words used.
The word 'money' has its origin in the Middle English word Moneie and the Latin Moneta
The word 'cash' comes from the Tamil Kacu or perhaps from the Sanskrit 'Kars' which means a weight of metal
The wod 'gold' may come from the Goth word 'Gulth' or Middle English Ghel.