megabucks
A massive fortune
Megabucks means a very large amount of money: The renovation cost megabucks, She's making megabucks at her new job.
The word is informal and often hyperbolic—emphasizing impressive sums rather than specifying an exact figure.
It can also function as an adjective: a megabucks contract, megabucks salaries.
Accumulated gambling prize
- lotteryRandomized prize distribution
- casinoFacility for wagering
- winningsMoney gained from betting
- powerballNumbered-ball jackpot drawing
megamillions · sweepstakes · slot machines · poker · blackjack · baccarat · roulette · craps
Person possessing great wealth
- billionairePerson worth ten figures
- tycoonDominant industrial leader
- magnateWealthy business leader
- oligarchMember of small ruling class
fortune · riches · opulence · prosperity · affluence · plutocracy · elite · assets
Large pleasure vessel
- manorLanded aristocratic residence
- mansionLarge, stately home
- luxuryExpensive nonessential comfort
- lavishnessExcessive richness or abundance
philanthropy · patronage · penthouse · chauffeur · private jet · champagne · caviar · designer
jackpot
Accumulated gambling prize
powerball · megamillions · sweepstakes · slot machines · poker · blackjack · baccarat · roulette · craps · wager
millionaire
Person possessing great wealth
- billionairePerson worth ten figures
- tycoonDominant industrial leader
- magnateWealthy business leader
oligarch · fortune · riches · opulence · prosperity · affluence · plutocracy · elite · assets · capital
yacht
Large pleasure vessel
lavishness · philanthropy · patronage · penthouse · chauffeur · private jet · champagne · caviar · designer · couture
- Mega- Wordsmegawatt, megapixel, megacity, megachurch, megaplex
- wealthriches, wealth, fortune, affluence, prosperity
- windfallsjackpot, windfall, grand prize, found money, big win
- coin-op machinesarcade machine, claw machine, jukebox, pinball, video poker
megabuckspennies
One-cent coins
peanuts · spare change · pocket change · chump change · small change
megabuckspoverty
Severe lack of resources
destitution · penury · broke · indigence · hand-to-mouth