Moneys is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONEYS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MONEY, an official medium of exchange and measure of value
• a current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes; coins and banknotes collectively
• sums of money
• the assets, property, and resources owned by someone or something; wealth
• financial gain
• payment for work; wages

Words related to MONEYS

money10 monies8

Words that contain MONEYS

commoneys18 baldmoneys18 petromoneys18 loadsamoneys18 moneyspinning21

How to use MONEYS in a sentence

• The moneys appropriated for fortifications have been regularly and economically applied, and all the works advanced as rapidly as the amount appropriated would admit.
• The public moneys in the first instance must therefore in all cases pass through hands selected by the Executive.
• The public lands are the common property of the United States, and the moneys arising from their sales are a part of the public revenue.
• The surplus collected there must therefore be made up of moneys or property withdrawn from other points and other States.
• The moneys contributed in these various modes would make an aggregate greater, perhaps, than is paid into the treasury of any one of the Benevolent societies of the country.
• Such statement shall give the names of the various persons who received such moneys, the specific nature of each item, and the purpose for which it was expended or contributed.
• Very well, I am willing to devote certain moneys and certain energies to that purpose.
• And pray, do they repay you these same moneys? Call.
• My moneys have I hid, and on account thereof s m o I die unto this world, knowing that not one piece shall Cromwell u n touch.
• From still other sources he received certain moneys, but not sufficient for his requirements.
• The Phocians immediately invaded Locris and seized moneys on their side with ample interest.
• His naval superiority was undisputed, but he was forced to send to Athens for moneys, seeing his fleet was large and his wants not trifling.
• It was endowed in 1895, partly from certain moneys left by Alderman Dauntsey who flourished in the fifteenth century.
• I then told Yakub Khan that, as I was now charged with the government of the country, it was necessary that I should take possession of the treasury and all moneys therein.
• His duties are to keep the books with the assistance of the two clerks, to take charge of the sales of all fish, recover moneys, and make necessary payments.
• In fact, the very commodities themselves were the first moneys, that is, were current one for another by way of exchange.
• One day, on waking from sleep, I went to see them in their ward and found them collecting rice, flour and moneys.
• As he has already informed you, he approves of any surplus moneys in the Temple fund, after having purchased the site, being diverted for the use of the Pacific teaching work.
• But why should they have conspired to feed him with these moneys? There had been no deceit, at any rate, in reference to the pounds sterling which Scruby had already swallowed.
• All expenses incurred in carrying out the provisions of this section shall be paid out of any moneys in the State highway fund that may be available therefor.
• Leofric proved a hard-working and wise prelate, and gave generously of lands and moneys to his church.
• By receiving the moneys due to the lodge in the first place, and then paying them over to the Treasurer, he becomes, as I have already observed, a check upon that officer.
• For greater convenience moneys are also deposited at certain designated banks.
• At the end of the last session of Congress, the public moneys of the United States were still in their proper place.
• No other officer of the government had the slightest pretence of authority to lay his hand on these moneys for the purpose of changing the place of their custody.
• With these especial and particular arrangements were made, and the public moneys were deposited in their vaults.
• Secretary of the Treasury, his custody of the public moneys, 368.
• Both gold and silver were used as moneys in Europe in the Middle Ages, tho silver was much the more common.
• He invited all to withdraw their lands and moneys from his charge, and some accepted the invitation.
• After the public moneys were withdrawn from the United States Bank they were placed in deposit with the State banks, and the result of that policy has been before the country.
• He receives moneys paid to the State, deposits them with the treasurer, and takes receipt therefor.
• The school funds of many of the states have been largely increased by certain moneys received from the United States.

Similar words containing MONEY without suffix s

money10 moneyed13 moneyer12 commoney17 moneybag16 moneybox22 moneyers13 moneyman15 moneymen15 nonmoney13 baldmoney17 commoneys18 moneybags17 moneyless14 moneywort17 unmoneyed15 moneybelt16 baldmoneys18 moneyboxes24 moneymaker21 moneyworts18 petromoney17 moneybelts17 loadsamoney17 moneylender17 moneymakers22 moneymaking23 petromoneys18 loadsamoneys18 moneychanger23 moneylenders18 moneylending19 moneymakings24 moneychangers24 moneygrubbing24 moneylendings20 moneyspinning21 moneygrubbings25

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