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Synonyms of 'bread'

bread

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1 (noun) 
Definition
necessary food
I go to work, I put bread on the table, I pay the mortgage.
Synonyms
food
Enjoy your food!
provisions
fare
traditional Portuguese fare
necessities
subsistence
kai (New Zealand, informal)
I'm starving - let's have some kai.
nourishment
He was unable to take nourishment for several days.
sustenance
The state provided a basic quantity of food for daily sustenance.
victuals
nutriment
viands
aliment
2 (noun) 
Definition
money
(slang) 
a period in which you could earn your bread by the sweat of your brow
Synonyms
money
A lot of money that you pay goes back to the distributor.
funds
cash
I'm a bit short of cash this month.
finance
businesses seeking finance
necessary (informal)
silver
tin (slang)
brass (Northern England, dialect)
dough (slang)
dosh (British, Australian, slang)
needful (informal)
shekels (informal)
wonga (slang)
dibs (slang)
ackers (slang)
spondulicks (slang)
rhino (British, slang)

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of cash
Definition
money
I'm a bit short of cash this month.
Synonyms
money,
change,
funds,
notes,
ready (informal),
the necessary (informal),
resources,
currency,
silver,
bread (slang),
coin,
tin (slang),
brass (Northern England, dialect),
dough (slang),
rhino (British, slang),
banknotes,
bullion,
dosh (British, Australian, slang),
wherewithal,
coinage,
needful (informal),
specie,
shekels (informal),
wonga (slang),
dibs (slang),
ready money,
ackers (slang),
spondulicks (slang)
in the sense of fare
Definition
a range of food and drink
traditional Portuguese fare
Synonyms
food,
meals,
diet,
provisions,
board,
commons,
table (formal),
feed,
menu,
rations,
tack (informal),
kai (New Zealand, informal),
nourishment,
sustenance,
victuals,
nosebag (slang),
nutriment,
vittles (obsolete, dialect),
eatables
in the sense of finance
Definition
funds or the provision of funds
businesses seeking finance
Synonyms
funds,
backing,
money,
capital,
cash,
resources,
assets,
sponsorship,
wonga (slang)

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