money land (muniland)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 37
In law: ( a ) Land moneyed articled or devised to be sold and turned in to money, in equity reputed as money. ( b ) Money articled or bequeathed to be invested in land in equity having having many of the qualities of real estate. [Rare in both senses.] money-lender (mun'i-lender), n. One who moneyle (mun'i-les), a. [Formerly mon i le ; lends money on interest. Poore thou art, and knowne to be Even as monile e as he. moneyle 2. Acting or operating otherwise than through money; beyond the range of money influence. Bribery and corruption solicits, paltring the free and monile e power of discipline with a carnall satisfaction by the purse. Milton, Church-Government, ii. 3. money-maker (mun'i-mā"ker), n. 1. A coiner of counterfeit money. Hall i well. - 2. One who accumulates money.
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