spondulics

spondulicks

old-fashioned slang Money; cash. Primarily heard in US. A: "All right, wise guy, show us the merchandise!" B: "Now, hold on a second. No one gets to see a thing until you show me the spondulicks, capiche?" Look , I like you kid, I really do. But this is a business, and the thing I care about first and foremost is making spondulicks!

spondulics

old-fashioned slang Money; cash. Primarily heard in US. A: "All right, wise guy, show us the merchandise!" B: "Now, hold on a second. No one gets to see a thing until you show me the spondulics, capiche?" Look , I like you kid, I really do. But this is a business, and the thing I care about first and foremost is making spondulics!

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

spondulicks

and spondulics and spondulix (spɑnˈdulɪks)

n. money. How much spondulicks will this set me back?

spondulics

verb

See spondulicks

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

spondulicks
spondulix
spondoolies
chip
be one of the boys
be one of the lads
be one of the lads/boys/girls
(as) dead as mutton
fall off the back of a lorry
a word to the wise is enough

References in periodicals archive

But in order to avoid controversy, he swiftly pledged to hand his winning spondulics over to charity.

Eamonn Holmes Column: Question time for our politicians

More than a few words arrived from America by way of popular culture: "pictures" (cinema), as well as "poke", "scratch" and "spondulics" (money).

American English (Part Two); MY CITY

"Spondulics" is an American invention; the origin of "dosh" and "splosh" are mysterious.

Have YOU got plenty of dosh? MY CITY

词组	spondulics
释义	spondulics spondulicks old-fashioned slang Money; cash. Primarily heard in US. A: "All right, wise guy, show us the merchandise!" B: "Now, hold on a second. No one gets to see a thing until you show me the spondulicks, capiche?" Look , I like you kid, I really do. But this is a business, and the thing I care about first and foremost is making spondulicks! spondulics old-fashioned slang Money; cash. Primarily heard in US. A: "All right, wise guy, show us the merchandise!" B: "Now, hold on a second. No one gets to see a thing until you show me the spondulics, capiche?" Look , I like you kid, I really do. But this is a business, and the thing I care about first and foremost is making spondulics! Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. spondulicks and spondulics and spondulix (spɑnˈdulɪks) n. money. How much spondulicks will this set me back? spondulics verb See spondulicks McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: spondulicks spondulix spondoolies chip be one of the boys be one of the lads be one of the lads/boys/girls (as) dead as mutton fall off the back of a lorry a word to the wise is enough References in periodicals archive But in order to avoid controversy, he swiftly pledged to hand his winning spondulics over to charity. Eamonn Holmes Column: Question time for our politicians More than a few words arrived from America by way of popular culture: "pictures" (cinema), as well as "poke", "scratch" and "spondulics" (money). American English (Part Two); MY CITY "Spondulics" is an American invention; the origin of "dosh" and "splosh" are mysterious. Have YOU got plenty of dosh? MY CITY
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