dosh
/dɒʃ
/noun [mass noun] British informal
Money: cycling saves you a heap of dosh...
- I reckon that he won't shift himself until there is absolutely no money left in the tea caddy where they keep the pension dosh.
- Both will get a lot more dosh - our dosh - but their fundamental, fatal flaws will remain.
- If your tenant wants to leave, make sure you have already taken that crucial six weeks' dosh as deposit.
Origin
1950s: of unknown origin.
Rhymes
- palaeographer
- palaeographic
- palaeographical
- palaeographically
- palaeographist
- palaeography
- palaeogravity
- palaeoherpetologist
- palaeoherpetology
- palaeohydrography
- palaeohydrology
- palaeoichnologic
- palaeoichnological
- palaeoichnology
- palaeoichthyological
- palaeoichthyologist
- palaeoichthyology
- Palaeo-Indian
- palaeointensity
- palaeolake
- palaeolatitude
- palaeolatitudinal
- palaeoliberal
- palaeolimnological
- palaeolimnologist