Share Money idioms
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be very expensive
cost an arm and a leg
spend less money than usual
tighten your belt
save money for a time when you really need it
save for a rainy day
cheat sb by charging too much money for sth
rip sb off
have just enough money to buy what you need
make ends meet
make a big profit
make a killing
having a lot of money
rolling in money/it
extremely cheap
dirt cheap
using very little money
on a shoestring
have only enough money to survive
live from hand to mouth
be given some money, usually after a relative has died
come into some money
spend some money that you had put aside to use later
dip into your savings
look extremely attractive or prosperous
look like a million dollars
small amount of money
chicken feed
refers to a person who was poor and became rich
from rags to riches
to earn money for a family to live on
to bring home the bacon
