Derisive term for funds that do not genuinely exist or have no real value (8,5) Crossword Clue Puzzle Answer from July 11, 2024

Crossword Answer: Derisive term for funds that do not genuinely exist or have no real value (8,5)

Let’s find the answers to Derisive term for funds that do not genuinely exist or have no real value (8,5) for the July 11, 2024 edition of crossword puzzle. Answer Contains 13 letters. Start with M and end with Y, and the possible solutions are MASTOIDECTOMY,METALLOGRAPHY,MONOPOLY MONEY.

The answer is MONOPOLY MONEY.

"Monopoly money" is a derisive term used to describe funds that lack genuine existence or real value, often used figuratively to denote worthless or fictitious currency. The term originates from the popular board game "Monopoly," where colorful paper notes are used as currency during gameplay.

In broader contexts, it refers to money that holds no purchasing power or financial validity outside of specific circumstances or as a metaphor for something utterly unreal or non-existent. Calling something "Monopoly money" implies that it is not to be taken seriously or has no tangible worth, highlighting the difference between real currency and something merely symbolic or hypothetical.