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Made of Money (Money-related vocabulary)

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  • One who receives property from an ancestor; one who is entitled to inherit property
    HEIR
  • Something that rouses or incites to activity
    STIMULUS
  • Without money, penniless
    SKINT
  • The act of giving or taking money or favor in order to influence the judgment or conduct of a person in a position of trust
    BRIBERY
  • To rise or increase dramatically (as in position, value, or price)
    SOAR
  • A person authorized to act for another
    PROXY
  • To spend extravagantly or foolishly
    SQUANDER
  • Always having a neat, tidy, and attractive appearance
    WELL-KEPT
  • Absorption by a corporation of one or more others
    MERGER
  • To bet on an uncertain outcome
    GAMBLE
  • To place over against something, to serve as counterbalance for
    OFFSET
  • payment or adjustment of an account
    SETTLEMENT
  • To become liable or subject to, to bring down upon oneself
    INCUR
  • One who is extremely stingy with money
    MISER
  • Extortion or coercion by threats especially of public exposure or criminal prosecution
    BLACKMAIL
  • Lacking in ability or capacity
    WANTING
  • Given to spending money freely or foolishly; wasteful with money
    SPENDTHRIFT
  • To increase to a maximum, to make the most of
    MAXIMIZE/MAXIMISE
  • To raise or provide funds or capital for
    FINANCE
  • The act or an instance of granting something as a right
    CONCESSION
  • To estimate or assign the monetary worth of
    VALUE
  • Free from all traces of deceit or duplicity
    ABOVEBOARD
  • To pay back to someone, to make restoration or payment of an equivalent to
    REIMBURSE
  • Given to or marked by economy and good management
    THRIFTY
  • To make an appropriate and usually counterbalancing payment to
    COMPENSATE