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The term "bread" refers to money, cash, or income. The structure is a metaphor where bread, a basic necessity for survival, represents financial resources. It is informal slang commonly used in everyday speech and hip-hop culture to describe earnings or wealth, as in "making bread," meaning earning money.

What does "bread" mean in slang?

bread

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The term "dough" refers to money, cash, or financial resources. The structure is a metaphor comparing money to bread dough, something that can be shaped, handled, and used, extending the slang "bread" for money. It is informal slang commonly used in everyday speech and hip-hop culture to describe earnings or wealth.

What does "dough" mean in slang?

dough

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band

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The term "loot" refers to money, valuables, or resources, especially cash or gains obtained from work, transactions, or other activities. The structure is a semantic extension of the literal meaning (stolen goods or spoils), broadened in slang to include any acquired wealth. It is informal and commonly used in gaming, hip-hop, and everyday speech to describe earnings or accumulated money.

What does "loot" mean in slang?

loot

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The term "scratch" refers to money, usually small amounts of cash needed for everyday spending. The structure is informal slang where "scratch" likely comes from older American vernacular meaning funds or resources, used as a noun for available cash. It is commonly used in casual speech to mean having enough money on hand or needing quick, modest funds.

What does "scratch" mean in slang?

scratch

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The term "moola" refers to cash or money, usually used in a playful or lighthearted way. The structure is informal slang with unclear etymology, likely influenced by earlier American English and immigrant vernacular terms for money. It is commonly used in casual speech to refer to funds or cash in a humorous or informal tone.

What does "moola" mean in slang?

moola

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cheddar

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cake

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coin

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bank

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paper

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big ones

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The phrase "to rip off" means to cheat or take advantage of someone, usually by overcharging them or providing something of poor quality for the price. The structure is a phrasal verb where "rip" implies forceful removal and "off" intensifies the sense of exploitation. It is informal slang commonly used in everyday speech to describe unfair business practices or scams, as in being charged too much for something.

What does "to rip off" mean in slang?

to rip off

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bill

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rack

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scrilla

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The term "grand" refers to a thousand units of currency, most commonly a thousand dollars. The structure is informal slang where "grand" is used as a noun for the value of 1,000, likely derived from earlier financial slang usage. It is commonly used in everyday speech and hip-hop culture to describe sums of money in thousands, as in "five grand," meaning $5,000.

What does "grand" mean in slang?

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cash money

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The phrase "to pony up" means to pay money, especially when it is expected, required, or reluctantly given. The structure is informal slang likely derived from older American English, where "pony" implied something small or owed, and "up" reinforces the act of handing over payment. It is commonly used in casual financial or transactional contexts to mean providing cash or settling a debt.

What does "to pony up" mean in finance slang?

to pony up

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to sock away

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Here you will find slang for money and cash, including terms people use to casually refer to currency, wealth, and financial transactions.

Peníze a Hotovost

Anglický slang pro peníze a hotovost

Money & Cash

English Slang for Money & Cash