money bags
Slang for millionaire
Money bags refers to a wealthy person, usually with a hint of envy or resentment: Here comes money bags to save the day.
The image is literal—someone carrying bags full of cash.
Often written as one word (moneybags) or hyphenated.
The term can be affectionate or mocking depending on tone: Hey money bags, you're buying dinner tonight.
- moneybagsSlang for wealthy person
- fundsAvailable financial resources
- cashReady spending funds
- wealthAbundance of valuable resources
- filthy richExtremely, offensively wealthy
currency · fat cat · coffer · prosperity · riches · capital · cash cow · affluence · treasury · banknotes · vaults · Scrooge · tycoon · fortune · plutocrat · trust fund · reserves · lockboxes
- wealth imagerygold coins, jewels, treasure, riches, wealth
- greedgreed, avarice, covetousness, cupidity, materialism
- wealth symbolsdollar sign, gold coins, gold bars, treasure chest, piggy bank
- Robin HoodRobin Hood, Friar Tuck, Little John, Maid Marian, Sheriff of Nottingham
- office suppliespens, pencils, paper clip, staplers, paperclip
- heistsheist, bank job, bank heist, bank robbery, art heist