Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| acker | (Aust. sl.) an academic. |
| ackers | (Sl.) money. |
| akkas | (Sl.) money. |
| dibbs | (Sl.) money. |
| dibs | (Sl.) money. |
| dinero | (Sl.) money. |
| dosh | (Sl.) money. |
| flim | (Dial.) a five-pound note. |
| flimsy | thin, slight (noun) a banknote |
| gelt | (Sl.) money, profit. |
| kembla | (Aust. sl.) small change. |
| luckpenny | a coin kept for luck. |
| mazuma | (Yiddish) money, cash. |
| meck | (Scots) an old halfpenny. |
| megabuck | big money. |
| moola | (Sl.) money. |
| oof | (Yiddish) money. |
| ooftish | (Yiddish) money. |
| oscar | (Aust. sl.) cash, money. |
| razoo | (Aust. sl.) an imaginary coin, as in not worth a brass razoo. |
| shan | (Obs) in criminal slang, a base or counterfeit coin. |
| shand | (Obs.) in criminal slang, a base or counterfeit coin. |
| siller | (Scots) silver. |
| smackeroo | one pound sterling. |
| spondoolicks | (US sl.) cash, money. |
| spondulicks | (US sl.) cash, money. |
| spondulix | (US sl.) cash, money. |
| stumer | (Sl.) a counterfeit coin or note. |
| stumpily | (Adv.) STUMPY, short and squat. |
| stumpy | short and squat (noun) cash |
| wonga | (Sl.) money. |