spot cash

I settled that argument by putting up spot cash."

It was bought by a city chap; he paid the bank spot cash for it.

There was a time when I had a bank account of over a hundred thousand spot cash, and another hundred grand invested.

Finding money in public places has been Ms. Ross's hobby for years, and she can spot cash just about anywhere.

Keep talking dough: spot cash when he delivers."

Spot Cash was a descendant of Teddy and Man o' War.

"Three hundred spot cash buys 'em," Billy went on.

In a lighted window of the Spot Cash Store hung a brilliant patchwork quilt.

"Fifty thousand dollars, spot cash," resumed Laudring.

The instructions to his overseas banks had been written and posted and he had sold his car for spot cash to a dealer in Battersea.

In November 1914, William Fox offered to market Gertie the Dinosaur to moving-picture theaters for "spot cash and highest prices".

"The price of this animal," the Hunter replied, "is down to bedrock; you can have him for nothing a pound, spot cash, and I'll throw in the next one that I lasso.

"And the excuse," put in Le Carra, in an oily tone, "is that Mr. Moyland wants spot cash in order to order more tin."

"he's the sort of man who is willing to be proud of another family's ghost, and who isn't going to run the risk of having it driven away when he's paid spot cash for it."

Please deliver with all convenient despatch at my house in Riverdale at lowest rates for spot cash, and send bill to Your obliged servant, Mark Twain, Who will be very grateful, and will vote right.

The victims had no other Irving relative*, and the gentleman, who'd brought the girl to the doctor and paid spot cash for the examination to which she cheerfully submitted, had insisted the doctor turn down the gas in his waiting room.

Easy Date was a 1972 bay daughter of American Quarter Horse Association (or AQHA) Hall of Fame member Easy Jet out of a Thoroughbred mare named Spot Cash.

Across the way a row of scraggly buildings proclaimed yet another Main Street - a bank, a picture theater, the Spot Cash Store, the News Bureau, the post-office, and towering above the rest, a two-story building that announced itself as the Desert Edge Hotel.