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Monies, plural to the word "Money" despite the fact that the word "Money" is already plural. John:"Hey man we should go to Taco Bell"
Andrew:" Okay, how much monies do you have??" |
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| 2. | monies | ||
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the plural form of money. used when you have more than a penny. how much monies is that pretzel?
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Multiple forms of money. If I have a fistful of Pounds, a fistful of Euros, and a fistful of Dollars, then I have three monies I'll send the Dollars, Pounds, and Euros by bank transfer. All three monies will be sent tomorrow.
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Monies. The complete and utterly retarded form of currency. MONIES!
Greg- Hmmm, i'll go to the cash machine and take out twenty monies. Jack- MONIES!! Sean-One-one hundredths of a monies. i.e. 1 pence. |
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Lots of money. Plural form I'm magnet with the monies.
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1) Technically the plural form of money, 2) although it is commonly used in place of the word money. Monies are much better than money in every possible way conceivable by man. 1) "I have many monies from around the world" In this case they are different types of money.
2) "I wanna buy that movie, but I ain't got no monies" |
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