# moneys

Pronunciation: say "MUN-eez" /ˈmʌniz/

## Noun

1. Funds or sums of money regarded together as a single collective body.
   - Simple: Funds thought of together as one whole amount of money.
   - _The committee voted on how the remaining moneys should be spent._
   - _Unclaimed moneys from the estate were eventually returned to the state._
2. Plural of money. — plural of money (used in the sense of plural of currency) Multiple currencies
   - Simple: Plural of money. Use this form when talking about more than one kind of money.
   - _The bank's vault held moneys from across the entire continent._
   - _Early traders accepted shells, beads, and other primitive moneys._
3. Plural of money. — plural of money (used in the sense of plural of coins and bills, often with humorous intention)
   - Simple: Plural of money. Use this form for coins and bills counted as separate things, often as a joke.
   - _The boy spread all his moneys across the rug to admire them._
   - _Grandpa kept his moneys in a rattling cookie tin on the shelf._

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