Moolah Meaning in English

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Definition

A very informal, slang word used to mean money. It is playful and often used in casual conversation.

Usage & Nuances

"Moolah" is always informal and playful. Use it with friends, not in business or formal writing. It often appears in the phrase "make some moolah." Similar slang: "dough," "cash," "bucks." Avoid in serious contexts.

• Spanish: pasta (dinero) - plata - dinero (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): grana - bufunfa - dinheiro (gíria)
• Portuguese (PT): massa (dinheiro) - guito - dinheiro (calão)
• Chinese (Simplified): 钱（俚语） - 钞票（口语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 錢（俚語） - 鈔票（口語）
• Hindi: पैसा (स्लैंग) - नोट (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: فلوس (عامية) - مصاري (عامية)
• Bengali: টাকা - ক্যাশ (স্ল্যাং)
• Russian: бабки - деньжата - наличка (сленг)
• Japanese: お金（スラング） - カネ
• Vietnamese: tiền (lóng) - tiền mặt (lóng)
• Korean: 돈(슬랭) - 현찰(속어)
• Turkish: para (argo) - nakit (argo)
• Urdu: پیسے (سلیگ) - کیش (سلیگ)
• Indonesian: duit (gaul) - uang (gaul)

Example Sentences

I need some moolah to buy lunch.

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She finally saved enough moolah to buy a bike.

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Do you have any moolah on you?

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Working overtime means more moolah in my pocket.

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He’s just in it for the moolah, not for the passion.

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Let’s go make some moolah this weekend!

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