moola
or moo·lah
[moo-luh]
Origin of moola
An Americanism dating back to 1905–10; origin uncertain
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Examples from the Web for moola
Historical Examples of moola
"That alters the case materially," said the Moola, pocketing the money.
Confessions of a ThugPhilip Meadows Taylor
When within ten miles of their destination, they halted in a grove near the Moola river.
At the Point of the BayonetG. A. Henty
I went direct to the house of the Moola, for my thoughts were ever with my daughter, and my soul yearned to know her fate.
Confessions of a ThugPhilip Meadows Taylor
And my child too was safe; she was in friendly hands, and the Moola would be a father to her.
Confessions of a ThugPhilip Meadows Taylor
In the evening we visited the Sangam, where the small streams of the Moola and the Moota come together.