when referring to money

Skerries

what do you call the piece of paper you have in your pocket?

e.g: I have a (€numerical value) something

define something

Tilly

Euro? Quid?

aaakev

50 always. Anything else is just toilet paper. .....

Guffy

Assuming you don't want to refer to the particular currency, cash.

Pkiernan

"Bag o' sand"

Johnny Adair

quid

Los Lobos

Zlotys - I love that word!

DoYouEvenLift

Dolleurpounds?

Frynge

Blip.

MarkY91

Money?

ElleEm

Is this a trick question?

Tearin It Up

Receipt

fermanagh_man

Bananas

eet fuk

Sacagaweas

diusmr8a504cvk

I always say Ducats.

The Backwards Man

Simoleons.

New Home

Note, or banknote, if I'm talking about the specific physical thing. Otherwise it's Euro or quid if I'm talking about the price of something.

deise08

There's a girl in work says 'yo-yo's'

Everytime I hear it my ears bleed!

cormie

Folding currency is usually referred to as a note in these parts, a bill elsewhere and probably a few other things around the world.

El_Duderino 09

Dollar-e-doos

whatismyname

Pounds.

It's that easy.

Drexel

Smackaroonies

'Ah nice one, I just found 50 Smackaroonies'

MarkR

Spondoolies.

foggy_lad

I'm too posh to carry money like a comoner, my manservant pays the bills.

Buona Fortuna

Spongs

Spondoolix

Moollah

PizzamanIRL

Grade

Cash money bitch

Ruu

Dough!

beefstew

Snots

PARlance

deise08 wrote: »

There's a girl in work says 'yo-yo's'

Everytime I hear it my ears bleed!

Didn't we cull all of those people some time ago!!!

Euro for me. I gave up creating childish alternative names for things some time ago.

Mesrine65

Bones

LeBash

Beaten to it. But its Bones for me.

0ph0rce0

Federals

Beans

Quid

K4t

Fiver
Tenner
Twenty
Fifty

biko

Dosh

thickhead

coolguyrko wrote:

I have a gaming rig already so please dont just suggest I get one instead.

Money

El_Duderino 09

PARlance wrote: »

Didn't we cull all of those people some time ago!!!

Euro for me. I gave up creating childish alternative names for things some time ago.

That's like, so mature and junk. You're amazeballz. I totes wish I was more like youz.

Bobby Baccala

Cash if it's notes

Shrapnel if it's change

Gwynplaine

Squids for notes.
Bruss or silver for change.

LordSutch

I've got a few notes plus some loose change if that's any use?

Two fivers and a tenner.

UCDVet

I guess it doesn't matter, if you don't travel. I go between the EU/UK/US a fair bit - so I always refer to the type of currency.

If I have 10 pounds and 10 euro, I say I have 10 pounds and 10 euro.

I never say X euros - but I'm not sure if that's correct.

efb

Euro I never plurilse even if they changed the rules as a sop to stupid people

cloud493

Notes or quid.

As in, 'I'll give you 5 notes for that'

kfallon

Got a monkey in one pocket, a pony in the other, a bag o' sand in me back pocket and a ballymun made up of 5 scores in the other back pocket!

Mr. teddywinkles

Skins

fleet_admiral

Tearin It Up wrote: »

Receipt

Bob
As in ive a few bob in my pocket

Peregrine

Fiver, tenner, twenty and fifty.

Any multiple of 5 higher than €10 but less than or equal to €100 could also be called quid. 20 quid, 45 quid, 80 quid etc.

Anything over €100 is (amount) euro. 140 euro, 300 euro etc.

shrapnel for loose change.

Panda_Turtle

Smacks to the face.

"That feckin bottle of water was four smacks to the face in the cinema"

Thelomen Toblackai

Most of my dealings with money usually involve the following.

Some cash, few quid/bob

Load of coppers/change

Think I have a euro here somewhere

i71jskz5xu42pb

Los Lobos wrote: »

Zlotys - I love that word!

If you truly loved it you'd spell it right - Złoty not Zloty ;-)