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money-in-both-pockets

money-in-both-pockets noun: a flowering plant of species Lunaria annua.

money-in-both-pockets: a flowering plant of species Lunaria annua
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Noun

money-in-both-pockets

  1. A flowering plant of species Lunaria annua.
    Synonyms:
    annual honesty

Synonyms of money-in-both-pockets

  • annual honesty

Origin of money-in-both-pockets

From money + in + both + pockets. The name refers to the unique shape of its silique membranes, which resemble a silver coin.

Questions about money-in-both-pockets

What does money-in-both-pockets mean?
Money-in-both-pockets means a flowering plant of species Lunaria annua.
What part of speech is money-in-both-pockets?
Money-in-both-pockets is a noun.

Words near money-in-both-pockets in the dictionary

  1. money-grubbers
  2. money-grubbing
  3. money-guard
  4. money-guards
  5. money-hungry
  6. money-in-both-pockets
  7. money-lender
  8. money-lenders
  9. money-loser
  10. money-losers
  11. money-love

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