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The drawer that turns your daydream of riches into a satisfying little ka-ching.
means A cash drawer or small money box in a shop where coins and notes are kept during the day's business.
from From Middle English 'tillen' or 'tylle,' meaning a small drawer or compartment for valuables. The word for the cash version is the same one — a little drawer set aside to hold money — though its deeper roots are murky, possibly tied to an old verb for drawing out or pulling. Worth noting: this 'till' has nothing to do with the farmer's 'till' (to plough soil) or the conjunction 'till' (meaning 'until'); these are three separate words that happened to land on the same spelling, like strangers sharing a name.
old wordMeans to cultivate land, predating any cash drawer
glacial tillUnsorted rock debris dumped by retreating glaciers
bell originEarly registers rang to alert owners of theft
short skimStealing from the till birthed the phrase till-tapping