A money box, for either private or public funds; (in later use) esp. a box for charitable donations. Often with defining word as collection box, do…

Chiefly (now only) Scottish. A bundle or stock of money; (also in extended use) the sum of one's belongings, one's fortune.

(a) a box or chest in which money is kept (now rare); (b) figurative financial resources.

A box in which money is kept, esp. a closed box into which savings or contributions are dropped through a slot.

A chest or box for money; a cash-box, till.

A chest or place in which money is kept; a treasury; also transferred the store of money itself.

A small drawer, esp. one fixed in a chest, in which small articles were stored. Also ‘a kind of box in the upper part of a chest, extending across…

(a) a chest in which money is stored (now historical); (b) figurative financial resources.

A box; a till.

Money-box or ‘chest’ (? pseudo-arch).

Originally cant. A portmanteau, trunk, or other piece of baggage; a bundle or parcel of any kind. Cf. peterman, n. 3a. In later use frequently Taxi…