Informal slang for cash or money, using the '-ola' suffix for comic or playful effect. The '-ola' ending (cf. 'payola') adds a slightly retro or tongue-in-cheek quality -- it is the kind of word used when someone wants to talk about money in a breezy, slightly ironic way. Not region-specific but most at home in American informal speech with a mid-20th century flavor.
All she needed was enough cashola to cover rent and she'd be fine.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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A bubbly, enthusiastic slang word for cash or money — like 'moolah' or 'dough' but with even more party energy. Cashola makes money sound fun, whether you're celebrating a lucky win, bragging about a payday, or just describing the contents of your wallet. It's the kind of word that gets said with a grin. Often used when the amount is pleasing but not enormous.
I sold three things on Facebook Marketplace this morning and made a nice little pile of cashola.
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(slang) cash; money.
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