dosh

• Jochanan Hakka-dosh, the saintly prop of Israel, expounds from his deathbed a gospel of struggle and endurance in which a troubled echo of the great strain of Ben Ezra may no doubt be heard; but his career is, as a whole, a half-sad, half-humorous commentary on the vainness of striving to extend the iron frontiers of mortality. —  Robert Browning
• Justification was the same line as for when they bailed out that Churchill tit with Lottery dosh, that it would be in public ownership, a fine country estate, invaluable part of Perthshire's heritage staying in the nation's hands, blah blah blah There was an inquisitive and expectant glint in Parlabane's eye, something Ken welcomed greatly after the shock of seeing him so unusually grave. —  Also by Christopher Brookmyre
• A great way to make some much needed New Year's dosh is to sell your unwanted gear .... —  mirror.co.uk - Home
• Since when did giving something back morph into giving something back in return for lots of dosh, great free publicity and perhaps an award or two?
• So what exactly does NICE do with all that dosh, especially as Scotland seems to get on quite well without NICE determining which drugs its patients can have. —  An Englishman's Castle

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