exclusive-salemoney

noun
UK /ɪkˈskluːsɪv ˈseɪlˌmʌni/
US /ɪkˈskluːsɪv ˈseɪlˌmʌni/

Money you can only get by selling something special that others cannot sell.

The club earned exclusive-salemoney by selling its own special lemonade at the fair.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fee paid for the right to be the only seller of something.

They paid exclusive-salemoney to be the only ones selling toys at the event.

3. Money made from selling something that no one else is allowed to sell.

Her exclusive-salemoney came from selling handmade cards nobody else had.

4. A special fund kept only for sales of one unique item.

The team put all their exclusive-salemoney into a jar for the school trip.