mony
- noun
- Informal
You know, Mego stole because for you, it's like you're making money now having fun.
- You know, Mego stole because for you, it's like you're making money now having fun.
- Like people forget I make my own money as well.
- Now this is, this is right on the money.
- A good faith actor could say this is easy money.
- And then that taught me like about earning money, right?
- Like she's super organized and she's a money freak.
- Way, way, way more people see money and they disregard communism.
- Is Nairobi more disconnected, more lonely, more money obsessed?
Examples
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Mony, mony, ooh, mony, mony
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Mony, mony, ooh, mony, mony
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Mony, mony -
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# I say mony.
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He didn't have enough mony to buy the video game he wanted.
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She saved up all her mony for a new smartphone.
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They joked that he was always looking for ways to make more mony.
Synonyms
An informal word for money that people use
Money you can hold, like bills or coins
An informal word for money, especially dollars
An informal name for money someone has to spend
A large amount of cash kept for spending
An informal word for money
A playful word children use to mean money
Informal British word for money, especially cash
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
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'.