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Definition of money
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of money is as below...
Money (n.) A piece of
metal,
as gold,
silver,
copper,
etc.,
coined,
or
stamped,
and
issued
by the
sovereign
authority
as a
medium
of
exchange
in
financial
transactions
between
citizens
and with
government;
also, any
number
of such
pieces;
coin..
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Asper
::
Asper (n.) A
Turkish
money of
account
(formerly
a
coin),
of
little
value;
the 120th part of a
piaster..
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) Not
straitened
as to money
matters;
as, the
market
is easy; --
opposed
to
tight..
Money
::
Money (n.) Any
written
or
stamped
promise,
certificate,
or
order,
as a
government
note, a bank note, a
certificate
of
deposit,
etc., which is
payable
in
standard
coined
money and is
lawfully
current
in lieu of it; in a
comprehensive
sense,
any
currency
usually
and
lawfully
employed
in
buying
and
selling..
Subsidy
::
Subsidy
(n.)
Support;
aid;
cooperation;
esp.,
extraordinary
aid in money
rendered
to the
sovereign
or to a
friendly
power..
Lift
::
Lift (v. t.) To
collect,
as
moneys
due; to
raise..
Lickpenny
::
Lickpenny
(n.) A
devourer
or
absorber
of
money.
Simony
::
Simony
(n.) The crime of
buying
or
selling
ecclesiastical
preferment;
the
corrupt
presentation
of any one to an
ecclesiastical
benefice
for money or
reward.
Sell
::
Sell (v. t.) To
transfer
to
another
for an
equivalent;
to give up for a
valuable
consideration;
to
dispose
of in
return
for
something,
especially
for
money..
Sew
::
Sew (v. t.) To
inclose
by
sewing;
--
sometimes
with up; as, to sew money in a bag..
Limit
::
Limit (v. t.) To apply a limit to, or set a limit for; to
terminate,
circumscribe,
or
restrict,
by a limit or
limits;
as, to limit the
acreage
of a crop; to limit the issue of paper
money;
to limit one's
ambitions
or
aspirations;
to limit the
meaning
of a
word..
Fleece
::
Fleece
(v. t.) To strip of money or other
property
unjustly,
especially
by
trickery
or
fraud;
to bring to
straits
by
oppressions
and
exactions..
Blank
::
Blank (n.) A kind of base
silver
money,
first
coined
in
England
by Henry V., and worth about 8
pence;
also, a
French
coin of the
seventeenth
century,
worth about 4
pence..
Smart
::
Smart (v. i.) Smart money (see
below).
Dust
::
Dust (n.)
Coined
money;
cash.
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) The
acquisition
of title to, or
properly
in,
anything
for a
price;
buying
for money or its
equivalent..
Scudo
::
Scudo (n.) A
silver
coin, and money of
account,
used in Italy and
Sicily,
varying
in
value,
in
different
parts,
but worth about 4
shillings
sterling,
or about 96
cents;
also, a gold coin worth about the
same..
Intrust
::
Intrust
(v. t.) To
deliver
(something)
to
another
in
trust;
to
deliver
to
(another)
something
in
trust;
to
commit
or
surrender
(something)
to
another
with a
certain
confidence
regarding
his care, use, or
disposal
of it; as, to
intrust
a
servant
with one's money or
intrust
money or goods to a
servant..
Investment
::
Investment
(n.) The
laying
out of money in the
purchase
of some
species
of
property;
the
amount
of money
invested,
or that in which money is
invested..
Easterling
::
Easterling
(n.) A piece of money
coined
in the east by
Richard
II. of
England.
Pew
::
Pew (n.) Any
structure
shaped
like a
church
pew, as a
stall,
formerly
used by money
lenders,
etc.; a box in
theater;
a pen; a
sheepfold..
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