folding n.
(orig. US) paper money.
Pal Joey 91: A handsome wallet stuffed with a liberal supply of folding [...] Any time the socialites go out they leave their folding money at home. | ||
(con. 1920) Pedlocks (1971) 280: Stinky went back to school with a hamper of food and some folding money. | ||
Long Good-Bye 91: He has written twelve [...] historical novels and every damn one of them has been on the best-sellers lists. He must have made plenty of the folding. | ||
Madball (2019) 44: People gave you hard money in change out of folding money. | ||
Teen-Age Gangs 154: And to have fun you need the folding stuff. | ||
Men from the Boys (1967) 27: She knew what she had, and her only aim in life was to make it pay off in folding dough. | ||
Viper 154: Show a man some folding money and he’s just got to stop and think again. | ||
In the Life 70: Just boobies, Doc, and thank God for ’em. They keep me in folding money. | ||
Barry McKenzie [comic strip] in Complete Barry McKenzie (1988) 36: It might mean lots of the folding stuff. | ||
At Night All Cats Are Grey 66: It takes the folding dough to put manners on a publican. | ||
I’m a Jack, All Right 19: I reckon it ud take a bit of folding persuasion to get him to make any alterations. | ||
Traveller’s Tool 36: You’ll certainly require a ton of the folding stuff. | ||
Vinnie Got Blown Away 4: So far there was no folding stuff but he could smell it out somewhere. [Ibid.] 22: Make plenty of folding then I could give up all this wickedness? | ||
Robbers (2001) 328: Probably walked off from folding money, too, when he was already short, only a tenspot. | ||
Hell on Hoe Street 52: Got the folding in our private cash so the screws went up the supermarkets. | ||
(con. 1943) Irish Fandango [ebook] ‘[Y]ou’ll have a bit of spare folding’. | ||
Ringer [ebook] n.p.: With all that folding material in my possession and with the rep those French lassies have. I’ll not be sticking to the one hole. |