moolahs
Informal money terms
Moolahs is the plural of moolah, slang for money.
The word is playful and informal, suggesting cash rather than wealth in the abstract: I need to save up some moolahs for vacation.
Like moolah itself, the plural appears mainly in casual speech and rarely in serious financial contexts.
Flour-liquid mixture for baking
- bucksMale deer, or dollars
- greenbacksUS paper currency
- cheddarFirm aged English cheese
- clamsEdible burrowing mollusks
loot · scratch · simoleons · bread · ducats · gelt · jack · lettuce
Paper currency notes
- coinsMetal money units
- fundsAvailable financial resources
- spending-moneyCash for incidentals
- walletSmall case for currency
bills · purse · till · bankroll · stash · wad · roll · change
Abundant valuable possessions
- fortuneWealth or destiny
- assetsOwned items of value
- holdingsProperty one owns
- capitalWealth used for investment
savings · treasure · hoard · inheritance · endowment · windfall · jackpot · bonanza
dough
Flour-liquid mixture for baking
- bucksMale deer, or dollars
- greenbacksUS paper currency
- cheddarFirm aged English cheese
clams · loot · scratch · simoleons · bread · ducats · gelt · jack · lettuce · pelf
banknotes
Paper currency notes
- coinsMetal money units
- fundsAvailable financial resources
- spending-moneyCash for incidentals
bills · wallet · purse · till · bankroll · stash · wad · roll · change · notes
riches
Abundant valuable possessions
capital · savings · treasure · hoard · inheritance · endowment · windfall · jackpot · bonanza · pile
income
Regular monetary receipts
paycheck · wages · salary · proceeds · takings · receipts · returns · winnings · haul · take
dollar
Basic U.S. currency unit
rupee · peso · franc · dinar · won · baht · ruble · rand · krona · dirham
moolahspoverty
Severe lack of resources
debt · broke · destitution · penury · insolvency
moolahscurrency
Medium of exchange
legal tender · capital · funds · assets · monetary units