cash money

noun

, South Midland and Southern U.S.

1. cash, as distinguished from a check or money order.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cash money¹

1895–1900; Americanism

Example Sentences

The Faustian bargain that is sacrificing artistic ideals for cash money.

From Time

Straw baskets were also passed around for cash—money for the Polk County Republican Party.

From The Daily Beast

The indictment states that they took "cash money in the form of currency in excess of ten dollars."

From The Daily Beast

I haven't got anything left to settle with, and it might be months and months before I could refund the actual cash money.

From Project Gutenberg

Corn juice is about all we can tote around over the country and git cash money for.

From Project Gutenberg

Suddenly the awful thought came to him that, although he had paid Saint Harvey cash money, he had nothing to show for it.

From Project Gutenberg

And I give you two thousand dollars spot cash money for the two of the blue rats both of them together.

From Project Gutenberg

“I give you one thousand dollars spot cash money for one of the blue rats,” he expostulated with his mouth.

From Project Gutenberg