dosh

/ dɒʃ /

noun

Origin of dosh¹

C20: of unknown origin

First of all, as a Cabinet secretary, he was making what most Americans would think of as pretty good dosh, around $190,000 then.

Having done things solely for dosh has left you feeling soul-y depleted.

The former wives of khals—known as dosh khaleen—are considered to be holy and dwell here; additionally, there are two markets.

You can't go it on tick with Natur'; she's some on a trade, an' her motto is, 'Down with the dosh.'

Straight on he went, at a lumbering six miles an hour trot—dash, dosh, dush!

A blace vare troonk sheounders dosh vot ever dey hadn't ort!

With that "dosh" had the child Priscilla wooed the favour and recognition of the god.

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