Money
61Money — Recorded in many spellings including: O Mooney, Meeny, Meany, Mooney, Money, O Moeney and others this is an Irish surname. However spelt it is a form of the pre 10th century Gaelic O Maonaigh. The prefix O indicates male descendant of , plus the… …
62money — When Joseph collected the ‘money’ that Egyptians brought as payment for corn (Gen. 47:14–17), it consisted of metal objects rather than coins, though barter was also a common practice. Animals were used as payment of religious services in the… …
63MONEY — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index noun bargain, bribe, buy, capital, collapse, combine, deposit, depreciation, failure, financier, fund …
64money — [13] An epithet used in ancient Rome for the goddess Juno was Monēta (derived by some etymologists in the past from the Latin verb monēre ‘advise, warn’, although this is now regarded as rather dubious). The name was also applied to her temple in …
65money — adj Excellent, outstanding. That new band is money, daddy o. 1990s …
66money — 1) Friend, homie, dog, etc. Popularized by rapper DMX. Hey, money, what s poppin? 2) Pronounced: Maaah kneeMeaning: good, beneficial That footie game last night was mo ney! …
67money — 1) Friend, homie, dog, etc. Popularized by rapper DMX. Hey, money, what s poppin? 2) Pronounced: Maaah kneeMeaning: good, beneficial That footie game last night was mo ney! …
68money — adj American cool. A fashionable term since the yuppie era. ► You re so money and you don t even know it …
69money n — Some people get married only for the matri money. mummy n, alimony n, honey n …
70Money — (talk about the money economy) ♦ Portugal ♦ Barbuda a coin with the denomination of three dinheiros struck by Fernando I of Portugal between 1367 1383. ♦ Bohemia ♦ Bemish A coin minted in Prague and worth approximately ½ of one English penny. ♦… …
