Brass
Cash
Cash noun - Something (as pieces of stamped metal or printed paper) customarily and legally used as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment.
Brass and cash are semantically related (British) in money topic. You can use "Brass" instead a noun "Cash", if it concerns topics such as dosh. informal substitute
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Both words in one sentence
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In Mary Gentle's novel Rats and Gargoyles, humans are not allowed cash, with a few exceptions; on one occasion, Mayor Tannakin Spatchet tries to pay the White Crow with a wheelbarrow full of brass pans, cheese, candles, paper, and so on.
Source: Practical Currency -
Also, with extremely dangerous Brass Harpooners to farm for cash.
Source: Video Game / Star Flight
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