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mony

mony

1 9.9
Cash or coins that someone has
  • noun
  • Informal
translation icon : dinero

You know, Mego stole because for you, it's like you're making money now having fun.

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Examples

  • Mony, mony, ooh, mony, mony

  • Mony, mony, ooh, mony, mony

  • Mony, mony -

  • # I say mony.

  • He didn't have enough mony to buy the video game he wanted.

  • She saved up all her mony for a new smartphone.

  • They joked that he was always looking for ways to make more mony.

Synonyms

dough
vsmony
  • Slang
149 8.6

An informal word for money that people use

is more playful or whimsical in form than that everyday term
moola
vsmony
  • Slang
5 9.9

Money you can hold, like bills or coins

is playfully informal and less tied to slang registers
simoleon
vsmony
  • Archaic
1 9.9

An informal word for money, especially dollars

is playful and general not tied to one currency
lolly
vsmony
  • Slang
1 9.9

An informal name for money someone has to spend

is more playful in form and spelling than that friendly term
clams
vsmony
  • Archaic
1 8.6

Small amounts of money

is playfully informal without implying small sums
boodle
vsmony
  • Archaic
1 9.9

A large amount of cash kept for spending

is playful and informal but neutral about size of sums
mazuma
vsmony
  • Archaic
1 9.9

An informal word for money

is more simply playful and less stylistically marked
munny
vsmony
  • Slang
9.9

A playful word children use to mean money

is a playful and informal form rather than a standard term
wonga
vsmony
  • Slang
9.9

Informal British word for money, especially cash

is playful and general rather than specifically British slang

Antonyms

550 2.0

A situation of having very little money and few things

How Much

wealth
507 1.3
fortune
453 2.8
mony
  • Informal
1 9.9
savings
606 1.0

Surface Forms

mony singular
monies plural

Etymology

Mony is sometimes used playfully as a short spelling of money, meaning 'money' or 'cash'. A helpful way to remember it is to read mony as a casual or childlike way to say 'money'.