money pot
noun
1An earthenware money box from which coins can be taken only by breaking the vessel.
2A place in which money accumulates, a large sum of money.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Nehemiah Grew (a1641–1712), botanist and physician.
- pigment layer
- pigmentless
- pigmentocracy
- pigment printing
- pig metal
- laboratorian
- laboratory
- laboratory assistant
- laboratory bench
- laboratory chest
- laboratory conditions
- laboratory frame
- laboratory school
- laboratory system
- laboratory technician
- laboratory test
- labor bank
- labor bill
- labor book
- labor brigade
- labor bureau
- labor candidate
- labor class
- labor coach
- labor colony