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I know there are a lot of them here, but the first thing I thought of was "buck". They use it in India, too...for rupees. I almost had a hernia when I was told a soda was 35 bucks! :D
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bucks green moolah bread
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Bread, doe, wad, spondulicks, readies, lolly. dosh!
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Thrifty pretty much covered it. I have recently heard it referred to as "cheese" also....weird +3
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In the UK a pound is also called a quid. A 5p coin is still sometimes called a "bob", particularly by older people, this dates back to the nickname of the old shilling.
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Moolah,dough,bread,jacksons,dead presidents
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I can never hold onto it long enough so I would say, gone in 60 seconds.
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In Spanish, "plata" (literally translates to "silver")
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it's all about the benjamins baby, and yes i suppose right now it is.
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In German: Knete, Mäuse, Penunzen, Schotter, Kohle, Asche, Moneten
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Moolah, bread, dough, bucks. Not really my native tongue. Just terms that came to mind.
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greenbacks
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Dough Bread Cabbage Cash "the Readies" Green
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moolah.
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