Definition of "mony" []

• An obsolete or dialectal (Scotch) form of many.
• An obsolete form of money. (noun)
• A suffix in some nouns of Latin origin, as in acrimony, ceremony, parsimony, sanctimony, alimony, matrimony, testimony, etc. See etymology. The suffix is not used as an English formative. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Included, for which we dont doubt having his Majestys bounty mony, which is £5 Ster. per head."
• "There is also a kind of mony called Cruzados stamped with the atmes of Portugall, and is worth 6 tangas good mony, the larines are euery 9 of them worth 2 cruzados, which is 12 tangas good mony, and these larines be of those which are stamped in Balsara and"
• "Eh, sirce me; an 'me was so happy no' mony 'oors syne!"