American slang for money — an older, informal term with a slightly comic or old-fashioned ring.
American slang for money — an older, informal term with a slightly comic or old-fashioned ring. Like 'moolah,' 'bread,' or 'dough,' it belongs to the long tradition of US slang words for cash. The word has largely fallen out of active use and today reads as vintage Americanism, the kind of thing you'd hear in old movies or from someone nostalgically playing up period slang.
He showed up with a briefcase full of mazoola and nobody asked where it came from.
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(US, slang) Cash, money.
(US, slang) mazuma; money.
A plural form of 'mazuma,' an early 20th-century American slang term for money or cash. Typically used in informal, often humorous contexts, it carries a slightly old-fashioned, Runyonesque flavor — the kind of word you'd find in a 1920s gangster film or a Damon Runyon short story. It conveys not just currency but a certain breezy, street-smart attitude about wealth. Largely obsolete today but occasionally revived for comedic or nostalgic effect.
(slang) cash; money.
(US, slang) money.