Moneygeddon
English
/ˌmʌniːˈɡɛdən/
proper noun
Definitions
- (often) The -2000s late-2000s world economic recession.
Etymology
Suffix from English money.
Origin
English
money
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Moneyball English
- antimoney English
- cybermoney English
- e-money English
- light money English
- loadsamoney English
- megamoney English
- money English
- money-love English
- money-ridden English
- moneyback English
- moneyboy English
- moneyer English
- moneygrubber English
- moneyhatting English
- moneyholic English
- moneyism English
- moneyist English
- moneylender English
- moneylending English
- moneyless English
- moneylike English
- moneylord English
- moneymaker English
- moneymaking English
- moneyman English
- moneyness English
- moneyocracy English
- moneyocrat English
- moneyward English
- moneywards English
- moneywise English
- moneywort English
- moneyworth English
- nonmoney English
- petromoney English
- unmoney English
- vaginamoney English
- mani Finnish
- mani Hungarian
- monnaie French
- マネー Japanese
- money Middle English
- moneye Middle English
- mani Tok Pisin
- moni Tok Pisin
- moni Sranan Tongo
- moni Chuukese
- bálaa Crow
- moni Nigerian Pidgin
- mani Pitjantjatjara
- money
- unmoney
- e-money
- moneyer
- moneyism
- moneyist
- nonmoney
- moneyboy
- moneyman
- moneywise
- moneyless
- moneyback
- moneylike
- Moneyball
- moneywort
- megamoney
- moneyward
- antimoney
- moneylord
- moneyness
- moneyworth
- cybermoney
- moneywards
- moneymaker
- money-love
- moneyholic
- petromoney
- moneyocrat
- moneyocracy
- loadsamoney
- vaginamoney
- moneylender
- light money
- moneymaking
- money-ridden
- moneygrubber
- moneylending
- moneyhatting