motser
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Motser — 1. large amount of money, especially a gambling win; 2. bet a large amount of money: to motser a horse (probably Yiddish matse = bread; cf. bread = money ) … Dictionary of Australian slang
motser — Australian Slang 1. large amount of money, especially a gambling win; 2. bet a large amount of money: to motser a horse (probably Yiddish matse = bread; cf. bread = money ) … English dialects glossary
motser — n. (Slang) large amount of money; boodle … English contemporary dictionary
motser — /ˈmɒtsə/ (say motsuh) noun Colloquial → motza …
motser — /mot seuhr/, n. Australian Slang. a large amount of money, esp. a sum won in gambling. Also, motzer, motza. [1940 45; perh. alter. of Polari medzers, medzies, metzes money, pl. of MEDZER, MADZER halfpenny, ult. < It mezzo half, MEZZO] … Useful english dictionary
motzer — /mot seuhr/, n. motser. Also, motza /mot seuh/. * * * … Universalium
motza — /ˈmɒtsə/ (say motsuh) noun a large amount of money, especially a gambling win. Also, motzer, motser. {probably alteration of Yiddish matse bread} …
a pretty penny — (informal) A LOT OF MONEY, millions, billions, a king s ransom; informal a (small) fortune, lots/pots/heaps of money, a mint, a killing, a bundle, a packet, a tidy sum, big money, telephone numbers, an arm and a leg; Brit. informal a bomb,… … Useful english dictionary
motzer — /mot seuhr/, n. motser. Also, motza /mot seuh/ … Useful english dictionary
