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mazuma
ma·zu·ma M0168200 (mə-zo͞o′mə)n. Slang Money; cash.
[Yiddish mazume, mezumen, cash, from Medieval Hebrew məzummān, fixed currency, from Mishnaic Hebrew, fixed, passive participle of zimmēn, to arrange, invite, from Hebrew zəmān, appointed time, from Aramaic zəmān, zəman, from Akkadian simānu, season, time, from wasāmu, asāmu, to be fitting; see wsm in Semitic roots.]mazuma (məˈzuːmə) nslang chiefly US money[C20: from Yiddish]ma•zu•ma (məˈzu mə)
n. Slang. money. [1875–80; < Yiddish mezumen < Hebrew mezūmān set, fixed] ThesaurusmazumanounSlang. Something, such as coins or printed bills, used as a medium of exchange:cash, currency, lucre, money.Informal: wampum.Slang: bread, cabbage, dough, gelt, green, jack, lettuce, long green, moola, scratch.Chiefly British: brass.mazuma
mazumaslang Money. Adapted from the Yiddish word mezuma. Everyone's looking for a way to make mazuma doing nothing, or as little as possible, so we've developed a scam that preys off that tendency in people. He earns more mazuma in a week than you do in a year, so be careful throwing around allegations like those.mazulla verbSee mazumamazuma and mazulla (məˈzumə and məˈzulə) n. money. (From Hebrew mezu via Yiddish.) She’s got more mazuma than she knows what to do with. I won some mazulla on the horses and lost it all playing poker. mazuma
Synonyms for mazumanoun something, such as coins or printed bills, used as a medium of exchangeSynonyms- cash
- currency
- lucre
- money
- wampum
- bread
- cabbage
- dough
- gelt
- green
- jack
- lettuce
- long green
- moola
- scratch
- brass
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