moneybag

noun
UK /ˈmʌni bæɡ/
US /ˈmʌni bæɡ/

A moneybag is a bag used to hold money.

The pirate carried a heavy moneybag full of gold coins.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A wealthy person, especially one who is rich and powerful.

The old moneybag owned half the town.

3. A large amount of money or a source of wealth.

That new contract turned out to be a real moneybag for the company.

4. In games and cartoons, a symbol shaped like a sack with a dollar sign on it.

The video game showed a moneybag icon next to the player's score.