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hard cash
(redirected from cold cash)

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hard cash  (British, American & Australian) also cold cash (American & Australian)
money in the form of coins or notes (= paper money) We gave him half the money in hard cash and wrote a cheque for the rest.
See call in chips
See also: cash, hard


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The case came to light in August 2005, when the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided Jefferson's Washington home and found the cold cash, allegedly bribe money intended for the former Nigerian vice president, wrapped in aluminum foil and hidden in frozen food containers in his freezer.
The case came to light in August 2005, when the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided Jefferson's Washington home and found the cold cash, allegedly bribe money intended for the former Nigerian vice president, wrapped in aluminum foil and hidden in frozen food containers in his freezer.
Remember that most of American consumers right now actually prefer spending using their credit cards rather that using cold cash.
 
 
 
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