moolah

[ UK /mˈuːlɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. informal terms for money
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How To Use moolah In A Sentence

  • Many of them, in fact, are in demand to perform at concerts here and abroad and earn good moolah from each show.
  • If this haulier doesn't have the moolah, shouldn't Lord James come up with someone else? Diary
  • Such changes will make moolah for multinationals but will it make men happier?
  • And I have to choose between them because I won't have enough moolah by this point to see them both.
  • So, they will have lucky dips and grand prizes - stuff which pleases the customer and makes them spend that moolah.
  • I simply must find a way to bring more moolah in so I can get my own apartment.
  • Players are ranked at the end of each level, and a podium position requires the best battle record and the biggest pile of moolah.
  • Most people do some kind of work when they're growing up for extra moolah.
  • I Moolah Surwar Khan Loohanee give this written receipt to the British Government that the amount of one lac six thousand sixty three rupees, fifteen annas, eight pies, have been received by me from Captain W.J. Eastwick official Political Agent on account of the hire of 3098 camels which are now proceeding to Khorasan. 90 Connecting Histories in Afghanistan: Market Relations and State Formation on a Colonial Frontier
  • He's even threatened to take the considerable moolah he was going to sink into the team's purchase and by cracky, sue those vile scalawags who besmirched his integri-fucking-ty! Archive 2009-11-01
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