sole-salecash
nounUK /səʊl seɪl kæʃ/
US /soʊl seɪl kæʃ/
Money you get from selling something to just one buyer.
The farmer's sole-salecash came from selling all his apples to one shop.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. The total cash received when only one customer buys everything.
The auction's sole-salecash was easy to count because one person bought every lot.
3. A payment made by a single purchaser for an entire lot of goods.
The warehouse cleared out thanks to a sole-salecash deal with one retailer.
4. Money earned from a sale where no other buyers were involved.
Her sole-salecash from the craft fair came from one neighbor who bought the whole stall.