How many ways of referring to money do you know?

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1. cash – money in physical form. Of the two incidents, losing cash at that moment weighed more heavily on him. (Out of these two events, losing cash was what affected him the most at that time.) ) 2. Funds, cash. The President also agreed to support the congressional move to grant funds to help middle- and lower-income people pay their higher energy bills. (The President also agreed to the congressional proposal to provide funding for those with moderate or low incomes, to assist them in covering their rising energy costs.) ) 3. Bill – banknotes, paper money. The newest group of inhabitants used the heritage of Cape Cod not as a symbol of a proud and traditional past, but as a symbol of a dollar bill. (The newcomers did not see Cape Cod’s heritage as a symbol of pride and tradition from the past, but rather as a symbol of money.) ) 4. Banknotes He pointed to the banknotes stacked on the table. (He used his finger to indicate the bills that were piled on the table.) ) 5. Banknote – A bill of money. With a one-million-pound banknote at his disposal, Henry was able to get whatever he wanted without having to pay in cash. (Since Henry had a million-pound banknote, he didn’t need to use cash; he could have whatever he wanted.) ) 6. Change: Keep the change. (No need to give change back.) ) 7. Coin – A coin. His peace was suddenly disrupted by a coin that flew into his carriage and fell onto the floor with a clinking sound. (A gold coin suddenly flew in and landed on the floor of the carriage with a loud noise, disturbing his tranquility.) ) 8. Dough – money, cash. The items listed in the report regarding her visits to the store cost him quite a bit of dough. (The information in the report about her repeated visits to the store cost him a lot of money.) ) 9. Making easy money. However, in their haste to earn quick cash, the land and the overall environment suffered greatly. (Yet as they rushed to make this easy money, the area and its environment were severely damaged. )