Definition of money bag in English:

money bag

noun ˈmʌnɪ baɡ

1A bag for holding money. Also in plural (humorous): wealth.
2Informal (occasionally derogatory). A person characterized as having or desiring money; a wealthy person. Also of a group of people, a country, etc. Frequently in plural (usually as money-bags or moneybags) with singular concord and sense.
3Cookery (chiefly British). A filled pastry parcel in which the edges of a thin piece of pastry are gathered together around a filling so as to resemble a bag of money.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From money + bag.

Definition of money bag in US English:

money bag

nounˈmʌnɪ baɡ

1A bag for holding money. Also in plural (humorous): wealth.
2Informal (occasionally derogatory). A person characterized as having or desiring money; a wealthy person. Also of a group of people, a country, etc. Frequently in plural (usually as money-bags or moneybags) with singular concord and sense.
3Cookery (chiefly British). A filled pastry parcel in which the edges of a thin piece of pastry are gathered together around a filling so as to resemble a bag of money.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From money + bag.

单词	money bag
释义	Definition of money bag in English: money bag noun ˈmʌnɪ baɡ 1A bag for holding money. Also in plural (humorous): wealth. 2Informal (occasionally derogatory). A person characterized as having or desiring money; a wealthy person. Also of a group of people, a country, etc. Frequently in plural (usually as money-bags or moneybags) with singular concord and sense. 3Cookery (chiefly British). A filled pastry parcel in which the edges of a thin piece of pastry are gathered together around a filling so as to resemble a bag of money. Origin Mid 16th century. From money + bag. Definition of money bag in US English: money bag nounˈmʌnɪ baɡ 1A bag for holding money. Also in plural (humorous): wealth. 2Informal (occasionally derogatory). A person characterized as having or desiring money; a wealthy person. Also of a group of people, a country, etc. Frequently in plural (usually as money-bags or moneybags) with singular concord and sense. 3Cookery (chiefly British). A filled pastry parcel in which the edges of a thin piece of pastry are gathered together around a filling so as to resemble a bag of money. Origin Mid 16th century. From money + bag.
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