moneybags
- noun
- /ˈmʌniˌbæɡz/
- He pulled out his old moneybags from the drawer.
Examples
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The children filled their moneybags with coins from the fair.
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Old western movies often show robbers carrying moneybags after a bank heist.
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The thief stuffed the stolen coins into a moneybags before escaping.
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She kept her savings in a small moneybags hidden in her closet.
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She kept her savings in a small moneybags hidden in her closet.
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Old western movies often show robbers carrying moneybags after a bank heist.
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The children filled their moneybags with coins from the fair.
Synonyms
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1.0
A flexible container for carrying personal things like books or clothes
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1.0
A small flat case for carrying money and cards
399
1.0
A small bag for carrying money, cards, and small personal items
89
1.0
A small bag women carry to hold keys, phone, and money
72
2.1
A small soft bag for holding things like coins or herbs
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1.0
A small container often shaped like a pig for children to save coins
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3.1
A small bag used to carry money and small personal items
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2.5
A small plastic bag used to hold food or small items
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3.2
A small bag with a string for holding coins
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3.3
A belt worn under clothes to hide and keep money safe
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2.0
A small container with a slot on top for keeping coins or paper money
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3.2
A strong box for keeping money in shops or at events
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2.3
A small bag with a zipper worn around the waist to carry items
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1.0
A small container with a slot for saving coins at home
An old word for a small flat case used to hold money or papers
A small secret pocket that holds money and papers inside clothes or bags
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Etymology
Moneybags comes from the simple words money and bag, meaning 'a bag for money'. So it names a pouch used to carry coins or cash.