dineros

Pesos and such

Dineros is Spanish for money, borrowed into English as casual slang for cash or funds.

The word appears in contexts mixing English and Spanish, or when speakers want a playful alternative to dollars: I need to save up some dineros for the trip.

The singular dinero is more common.

wealth

riches

Abundant valuable possessions

abundance · assets · capital · treasure · nest egg · savings · inheritance · estate · resources · investments

currency

money

Currency for transactions

euros · coins · banknotes · feria · bills · notes · greenbacks · bucks · dough · bread

slang

feria

Hispanic public celebration

  • pastaShaped wheat dough
  • breadLeavened flour product
  • doughFlour-liquid mixture for baking

cheddar · moolah · bucks · greenbacks · scratch · cabbage · clams

transaction

payment

Fulfilling a financial obligation

deal · trade · cost · price · fee · charge · expense · bill · invoice · receipt

Opposites
payment form

dineroscredit cards

Borrowed-money payment tools

credit · plastic · barter · debit · digital payment

wealth/financial state

dinerospoverty

Severe lack of resources

destitution · penury · broke · penniless · debt

economic value

dinerosworthlessness

Lack of any value

junk · trash · nothing

Family

dinero

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G