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Money Idioms

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  • Refers to a person who was poor and became rich
    From rags to riches
  • A basic means of support; source of livelihood
    Bread and butter
  • Spend some money that you had put aside to use later
    Dip into your savings
  • To spend less money than you did before because you have less money
    Tighten your belt
  • Small amount of money
    Chicken feed
  • To buy something for little money, especially for less than the money something is worth
    Buy something for a song
  • To have just enough money to pay for the things that you need
    Make ends meet
  • To save money for a time when it might be needed unexpectedly
    Save/keep money for a rainy day
  • You do it with a very small amount of money
    On a shoestring
  • Very cheap
    Dirty cheap
  • Be extremely expensive
    Cost an arm and a leg
  • To cheat someone by making them pay too much money for something
    Rip someone off
  • A person is eager to spend money, normally in a wasteful manner
    Burn a hole in one’s pocket
  • Be given some money, usually after a relative has died
    Come into some money
  • To be extremely rich
    Be rolling in it
  • To earn money for a family to live on
    To bring home the bacon
  • Owe money to somebody
    To be in debt
  • To earn a lot of money in a short time and with little effort:
    Make a *******
  • To have just enough money to live on and nothing extra
    Live (from) hand to mouth
  • Look extremely attractive or prosperous
    Look like a million dollars