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Primary Base monet*

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monet* tg Money, store of value.

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* Bank Monetary instrument of holding.
bolq* Budget Money allocated for a particular purpose.
* Credit
* Currency Medium of money.
liq* Debt Money owed.
* Expenditure Money going out.
jap* Gratuity Giving without price.
* Interest Increase in accounts due to time held.
monet* Money
* Nonpayment
sord* Parsimony Tight policy with regards to giving or payment.
* Payment Transfer of money.
penj* Poverty Insufficiency or depletion of wealth.
tarif* Price Sum or amount of money or its equivalent for which something is bought, sold, or offered for sale.
* Solvency Sufficiency of wealth to pay all just debts.
burs* Treasury Monetary facility.
* Wealth Accumulation of money or assets.

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Money synonyms

MONEY, finance; money -matters, - market; accounts [See Accounts]; funds, treasure; capital, stock; assets (property) [See Property]; wealth [See Wealth]; supplies, ways and means, wherewithal or wherewith, sinews of war, almighty dollar, cash.\n SOLVENCY, responsibility, reliability, solidity, soundness.\n SUM, amount; balance, balance sheet; sum total; proceeds (receipts) [See Receipt].\n CURRENCY, circulating medium, specie, coin, piece, hard cash; dollar, sterling; pounds, shillings, and pence, £ s. d.; guinea; gold mohur [India]; eagle, double eagle; pocket, breeches pocket [colloq.], wallet, roll, purse; money in hand; argent comptant [F.], ready [colloq.], ready money; Federal -, fractional -, postal- currency; bottom dollar [colloq.]; checks, chips.\n [SLANG TERMS] the needful, rhino, brass, blunt, dust, mopus, tin, salt, chink, dough, jack, moss, rock, dibs, slug [Calif. 1849]; buzzard dollar, spondulics, long green; barrel, pile, wad.\n PRECIOUS METALS, gold, silver, copper, bullion, ingot, bar, nugget.\n PETTY CASH, pocket money, pin money, spending money, change, small coin; long bit, short bit, two bits, quarter [all U. S.]; dime, nickel, cent, red cent [colloq., U. S.]; doit, stiver, rap, mite, farthing, sou, penny, shilling, tester, groat, rouleau.\n WAMPUM, wampumpeag, seawan or seawant, roanoke, cowrie.\n GREAT WEALTH, money to burn [colloq.]; power -, mint -, barrel -, raft- of money [all colloq.]; good -, round -, lump- sum; plum (= £100,000) [rare slang]; million, millions, thousands; crore (= ten million rupees, written Rs. 1,00,00,000) [India]; lac or lakh, lac of rupees (= 100,000 rupees, written Rs. 1,00,000) [India].\n [SCIENCE OF COINS] numismatics, numismatology, chrysology.\n PAPER MONEY; money -, postal -, post office- order; note, - of hand; bank -, promissory- note; I O U, bond; bill, - of exchange; draft, check [esp. U. S.] or cheque [esp. Brit.], hundi [India], order, warrant, coupon, debenture, exchequer bill, assignat, greenback [U. S.]; blueback [U. S.], shinplaster [slang, U. S.].\n remittance (payment) [See Payment]; credit [See Credit]; liability [See Debt].\n drawer, drawee; obligor, obligee.\n COUNTERFEIT -, false -, bad- money; queer [slang], base coin, flash note, slip [obs.], kite [slang]; fancy stocks; Bank of Elegance.\n COUNTERFEITER, coiner, moneyer, forger.