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• n  informal terms for money
• n  the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses)

• Taken together, these statutes offer substantial lucre to anyone who weds.
• Taken together, these statutes offer substantial lucre to anyone who weds.
• An earth year buries all that lucre under piles of dirt.

• boodle
• bread
• cabbage
• clams
• dinero
• dough
• gelt
• kale
• lettuce
• lolly
• loot
• moolah
• pelf
• scratch
• shekels
• simoleons
• sugar
• wampum
• net income
• net
• net profit
• profit
• profits
• earnings

News & Articles

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• Old-school blues guitarist brings his passion to the Cotillion
  It’s difficult to turn down filthy lucre in the shrinking music industry, but Popa Chubby -- a.k.a. Ted Horowitz -- did just that when he passed on playing the ogre in the Broadway version of “Shrek.”
  June 20, 2013 - The Wichita Eagle

Quotes

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• Misha Glenny in guardian.co.uk
  Liberalised financial markets have also brought what Glenny called the "champagne era for dirty lucre".