What is another word for pelf?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈɛlf], [ pˈɛlf], [ p_ˈɛ_l_f]
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Synonyms for Pelf:
n.
• bread (noun) • cabbage (noun) • dinero (noun) • dough (noun) • gelt (noun)- gelt.
- kale.
- loot.
Other synonyms:
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- affluence.
- coinage,
- plentiful,
- plunder,
- legal tender,
- cargo,
- mintage,
- coined liberty,
- award,
- independence,
- baggage,
- perk,
- gain,
- smash,
- abundance,
- full,
- cacography,
- scratch,
- prosperity,
- clams,
- plenteous,
- get,
- ducat,
- spondulix,
- impedimenta,
- gleanings,
- affluent,
- benefit,
- knot,
- deep,
- junk,
- fruitful,
- bottomless purse,
- Gains,
- folding money,
- greenbacks,
- notes,
- cleanup,
- shiner,
- take,
- DOSH,
- killing,
- endowment,
- Money-making,
- opulent,
- store,
- medium of exchange,
- circulating medium,
- jack,
- cold cash,
- kelter,
- garbage,
- finances,
- abrasion,
- simoleons,
- return,
- Gleaning,
- hoard,
- gross,
- trash,
- gross profit,
- dividend,
- prosperousness,
- Brassica Oleracea Acephala,
- excoriation,
- newmarket,
- fund,
- substance,
- Opulency,
- readies,
- lolly,
- productive,
- moneybags,
- chou,
- needful,
- Boodle,
- almighty dollar,
- banknotes,
- capital,
- colewort,
- net profit,
- waste,
- property,
- purse,
- prick,
- luggage,
- paper money,
- breadstuff,
- dollars,
- cole,
- scrape,
- net income,
- remuneration,
- hard currency,
- net,
- ready,
- means,
- cash,
- percentage,
- borecole,
- carbohydrate,
- magnificent,
- prize,
- buck,
- Pence,
- well-off,
- slit,
- dirty money,
- incision,
- dent,
- Resources,
- prolific,
- capital gains,
- profit,
- nest egg,
- earnings,
- MANAGED CURRENCY,
- kail,
- mammon,
- dividends,
- spinach,
- bills,
- scraping,
- michigan,
- luxuriousness,
- thrift,
- mellow,
- lading,
- fractional currency,
- wampumpeag,
- lollipop,
- hard cash,
- tender,
- bucks,
- coin,
- rhino,
- pounds,
- shillings,
- silver,
- perquisite,
- grand,
- winnings,
- returns,
- moola,
- wealthy,
- saccharide,
- filthy lucre,
- wealthiness,
- score,
- liberal,
- receipts,
- possessions,
- andshin-plasters,
- chicago,
- emolument,
- interest,
- stops,
- exchequer,
- account,
- muck,
- scribble,
- gold,
- refuse,
- fat,
- specie,
- litter,
- Brassica Oleracea,
- bright,
- proceeds,
- savings,
- makings,
- PERKS,
- sterling,
- embarras de richesses,
- scrip,
- bag and baggage,
- material wealth,
- peag,
- wampum,
- take-in,
- loaves and fishes,
- advantage,
- stumpy,
- treasury,
- bulging purse,
- revenue,
- scar,
- ample,
- money to burn,
- start,
- popsicle,
- pillage,
- richness,
- income,
- sugar,
- change,
- wherewithal,
- spoils,
- possession,
- scrawl,
- scratching,
- mark,
- stuff,
- currency,
- green,
- cultivated cabbage,
- fecund,
- offal,
- swag,
- assets,
- opulence,
- and pence,
- heavy,
- pickings,
- booty,
- rubbish,
- debris,
- mazuma,
- notch,
- ready money,
- staff of life,
- rake-off,
- OOF,
- chip,
- Chips,
- profits,
- lettuce,
- small change.
How to use "Pelf" in context?
"The value of a person's physical features." This is how the Oxford English Dictionary defines the word "pelf". It first appeared in English in the 13th century, and at that time it meant "the value of a person's physical features". From there, the meaning of the word evolved, and nowadays it can refer to anything from money to dignity.
There are a few reasons why the word "pelf" has been so successful. First of all, it has a historical connection to money.
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