(law) Money that is paid in some legal systems to an individual under the compulsion of a summons to witness (subpoena) to pay for their expenses to attend in court.

(banking, historical) An issue of coins, minted in base metal, made by the forces of James II during the Williamite War in Ireland.

(historical) Money that was issued to provide coats for servicemen in the British military, as exacted by Charles I.

(historical, banking, finance) A type of coinage historically used in Siam (now Thailand) and its predecessor kingdoms.

(gambling) The chips or money placed in a side pot in a poker game. / (economics) Any money earned on the side of a regular job in order to earn additional income.

(historical) Money in the form of shoes (ingots of gold or silver formerly used in trade in the Far East).

Synonym of play money

(informal, derogatory) Greedy and avaricious; greatly desiring money and seeking to obtain it using any means.

(economics) Money which functions in a manner as to render the economic results unchanged from those of a barter economy.

(economics) A type of temporary coinage, issued in places where regular coinage is unavailable, sometimes consisting of leather or wood.