| A | B |
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| pecuniary | involving money |
| capital | inseted funds; a seat of government; an uppercase letter; splendid; worthy of death; the top of an architectural column |
| farthing | a small British coin, no longer in use |
| ruble | a silver coin that is the monetary unit of Russia |
| scrip | a certificate promising future payment in cash, issued as a substitute for money |
| bullion | ingots or bars of gold or silver |
| opulence | wealth, abundance, or luxury |
| lucre | riches or money |
| usury | the practice of lending money at an excessive or unlawful interest rate |
| arrears | a debt or obligation that is behind in payment |
| exchequer | the treasury of a country or organization; or funds or finances |
| excise | a tax on merchandise |
| impost | a tax, especially on imported goods |
| realty | real estate |
| commisary | a store for food and supplies, especiall in a military post or mining camp |
| patron | a protector or sponsor |
| patrimony | something inherited from one's father or another ancestor |
| primogeniture | the state of being a firstborn child of the same parents; or the rights that belong to the firstborn son |
