cold cash 
noun
North American term for hard cash.Because those who are actually going to buy into a championship event like to see ‘value’ for their money, meaning a large field, before they plunk down their cold cash to play....
- Nor are these profits ‘notional’: they are payable in cold cash.
- Trigger-happy traders and savvy institutional investors rarely put down cold cash for bonds.
- Boulting
- Boulton, Matthew
- Boult, Sir Adrian
- bounce
- bounce an idea off
- bounceback
- bouncebackability
- bounce flash
- bouncer
- bounce rate
- bouncily
- bounciness
- bouncinette
- bouncing
- bouncing Bet
- bouncing castle
- bouncy
- bouncy castle
- bound
- boundary
- boundary condition
- boundary layer
- boundary rider
- boundary umpire
- boundary value